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DNS zoneEmail infrastructureCertificate miningStaging environmentsCloud assetsTech fingerprintOrigin discoveryVirtual hostsHidden pathsAdmin panelsExposed reposBackup filesDebug endpointsAPI discoveryJavaScript analysisDevOps toolingIdentity surfaceClient storageWayback miningCVE exposureAuthenticationExploit plannerExploitClaim validatorReplayDNS zoneEmail infrastructureCertificate miningStaging environmentsCloud assetsTech fingerprintOrigin discoveryVirtual hostsHidden pathsAdmin panelsExposed reposBackup filesDebug endpointsAPI discoveryJavaScript analysisDevOps toolingIdentity surfaceClient storageWayback miningCVE exposureAuthenticationExploit plannerExploitClaim validatorReplay
Expert agentsExplore
Focusing on impact
  1. lowVerbose GraphQL errors name internal fieldsshows what to look for
  2. mediumIntrospection reveals an exportInvoices mutation the UI never callsgives a way in
  3. mediumThe mutation checks the session, not the tenantnothing stops it
  4. criticalAny signed-in user can export another tenant’s invoices
  1. lowSign-up accepts addresses nobody has verifiedlets anyone claim an email
  2. mediumSSO links accounts by email address alonejoins the two accounts
  3. mediumExisting sessions survive the SSO linkkeeps the attacker logged in
  4. criticalRegistering a colleague’s email first takes over their SSO account
  1. lowA forgotten staging host still resolvesis reachable from outside
  2. mediumIts debug route prints the environmentleaks the keys
  3. mediumStaging runs with production storage keysthe keys are not scoped
  4. criticalWrite access to the production file store
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Pentest Report

Acme Payments GmbH · Jan 1, 2026

Scope
14 applications, 3 APIs
Method
Continuous, agentic
Open critical
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Integrating deeply

superhack#payments-team

Critical Tenant export without ownership check

Assigned to @payments-team · evidence attached

Retest runs on its own after your fix.

PAY-318Payments

Critical Tenant export without ownership check

DoneRoot cause and patch location inside

Retested after deploy. Fix holds.

SEC-1042Security

High Write access to the file store

ReopenedPlatform team

Retested: still exploitable. Reopened.

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superhack inside your AI

Summarize the last superhack run.

● superhack · get_context

Finished this morning: 412 assets, 6 new findings. One critical: SH-292, any signed-in user can export another tenant’s invoices. Retests: 3 fixed, SH-271 still exploitable.

What’s a short-term fix for SH-292?

● superhack · get_finding

Until the ownership check ships, block exportInvoices at the gateway when the tenantId differs from the session’s. One rule, no deploy. Then ask superhack to retest.

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Keep shipping. We keep hacking it.

570 pull requests merged to main this year.

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Securing large attack surfaces

Acme Group0 of 84 units · 0 assets

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Why now

Your company ships at agentic pace — the attack surface changes with it. Staying secure now takes two things at once.

Code is generated as often as it is written, and not only by engineers: an automated workflow in finance, two connected tools in support, an internal app built in an afternoon. Each adds something reachable from outside. A pentest or a red team was never going to find all of it, and nobody can run one every week. At a few thousand endpoints, non-agentic testing stops being a method.

Necessity 1Cadence

Every change tested, every fix verified.

Until nowA few times a year
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With superhackAs often as you want
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Necessity 2Quality

Full depth, at scale.

DeepShallowSingle targetComplete attack surfacePenetration testDeep, but time-boxedA team of people gets a few days and a scope agreed weeks earlier. They follow the most promising paths, not all of them — and depth ends where the engagement ends.Bug bountyWider, not deeperMany researchers, but each picks what pays: known bug classes and quick wins on the assets in scope. Nobody owns the long chains, and most of the surface was never listed.DAST scannerOnly as good as its inputA scanner tests the targets it is given — and few companies know their full DNS and IP landscape. It matches known patterns, but does not prove a finding is reachable or exploitable.superhackDeep across everythingAgents work the complete attack surface, as often as you want, and prove each finding — reached, exploited, chained to impact — before it is reported.

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