About Redhunter
Redhunter is an autonomous pentest engine — an offensive-security agent that runs continuously against your authorized scope and reports validated findings with working exploits.
Why we built it
Security teams ship every day, but human pentests happen a few times a year. Everything in between goes untested, and that gap is where attackers operate. Redhunter closes it: instead of a point-in-time engagement, it tests every new endpoint, deploy, and subdomain change as it happens.
How it works
Most automated scanners run rule-based signature checks. Redhunter runs a reasoning loop powered by the latest Claude model — it forms hypotheses, refines payloads, chains findings together the way a human attacker would, and writes the report in plain English. Every finding passes a multi-stage validation pipeline and ships with a working proof of concept, so what reaches your inbox is real, not scanner noise.
Proof first
We ran Redhunter against live bug-bounty programs before selling a seat — surfacing critical-severity bugs on enterprise targets across web, mobile, cloud, and CI/CD. A sample is on the home page.
Where we are
Redhunter is in private, invite-only beta. If you run an authorized scope and want to put it in front of the engine, get in touch.