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Autonomous AI penetration testing, reviewed by humans.
GhostProbe pentests the staging or preproduction app you point us at, then a human engineer signs off the dossier. Share the source code and the same pentest goes deeper. The depth of a real pentest, without the waitlist or the five-figure invoice.
Book a meeting0%cheaper than a typical pentest
0hto a completed dossier
0+findings per engagement, on average
2-0hfocused testing
0%human-verified
Brands we work with
Real security testing is too slow for how fast holes appear
AI has made it faster to ship software, and faster to find what is weak in it. Good testing is still stuck behind waitlists and five-figure invoices, so most teams are assessed once a year, if at all. On 21 October, PHP disclosed two critical flaws that were already being exploited before the fix was public. On 29 October, Binance disclosed a breach affecting $6.3 billion in assets, traced back to a single compromised engineer's laptop.
PHP2Shell, 21 October 2026Read the PHP Foundation's article
Binance breach, 29 October 2026Read The Hacker News report- DELAYWeeks of lead time
before a human is even assigned to your account.
- COST$15k-$50k+ price tags
that put thorough testing out of reach for most teams.
- STALEPoint-in-time snapshots
that are already outdated the moment you deploy again.
- NOISEShallow automated scanners
that flag noise and miss the logic flaws that matter.
We test the app. In the code, we see the exploits.
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Get a package
It sits in your account. Nothing starts until you confirm the staging or preproduction domain and share the details.
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Confirm the domain and the details
You confirm the staging or preproduction domain and tell us what to test. We do not test production. A login is optional. Include the source, and the review covers the code as well as the running app.
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An AI agent runs the pentest
The agent tests the staging or preproduction app you named. When the source is there, it reads the project and finds the exploits that live in the code: missing access checks, secrets left in the repo, and logic flaws a scan of that site never reaches. A lot of what matters only shows up there. Findings come back in a few hours, and that report is ready as soon as the agent finishes.
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A human checks it and signs it off
A security engineer reviews every finding and signs them off. The final report follows that review.
A dossier you can act on, and show
Not a raw dump of scanner output. Each finding is verified, rated, and paired with a fix your engineers can apply.
- +Severity-ranked findings with proof of exploitability
- +Step-by-step remediation for engineers
- +Deeper findings when you include the source code
- +Completed by a named security engineer
dossier.pdfHuman-verified
CRITICALHardcoded API key in config/prod.env
CRITICALJWT accepts alg:none, auth bypass
HIGHSQL built from request filters
HIGHIDOR on /api/v1/invoices/{id}
MEDIUMMissing rate limit on /login
Coming soonNew product, not available yet
Pentest and validation testing for your AI agent
We are launching a test for the AI agents you put in front of customers. Give us your documentation, and we check your agent against it: does it answer with accurate data, does it behave, and does it keep private things private.
Every finding comes with the conversation that caused it and a fix, and a security engineer checks each one before you see it.
- ACCURACYAnswers match your documentation
We ask what your customers ask and compare every reply to your docs.
- HALLUCINATIONNo made-up facts, prices, or policies
We push on the gaps in your docs to see if the agent invents an answer.
- BEHAVIORStays on task and on brand
Jailbreaks, prompt injection, and tricky users should not change how it acts.
- LEAKAGENothing leaks that should not
System prompts, other customers' data, API keys, and internal tools stay hidden.
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Questions, answered
A traditional pentest books weeks out and costs five figures. GhostProbe pentests the staging or preproduction app you point us at, goes further when you share the source, and a security engineer reviews the findings before you rely on them. We do not test production.
Get the package first. It stays in your account until you set it up. Then we need a public staging or preproduction address you own, or are allowed to have tested. We do not test production. Recon covers one address. A pentest can cover up to four, and you can connect GitHub and include up to 2 repositories. A test login is optional.
Yes. Every dossier is triaged and reviewed by a security engineer who validates findings, removes false positives and adds remediation guidance. You get machine speed with human accountability.
No. We only test staging and preproduction. Production addresses are not accepted, and the test stays on the addresses you submit.
The pentest still covers the running app. With up to 2 GitHub repositories connected, the review reads the project and finds the exploits a standard pentest never reaches.
Yes. The pentest runs only against staging or preproduction addresses you own or are allowed to have tested. We do not test production. Code is reviewed only when you connect GitHub, and only for up to 2 repositories.
The pentest awaits. Sign up and get started.
Add your staging or preproduction address and connect GitHub, up to 2 repositories. We test the app and read the code. Findings come back in a few hours, and a human signs the final report.
Reviewed by a human, every time