How it works

Authorized scope, then a repeatable test loop.

Six steps. No implied completeness. Humans keep authorization, halt, and patch decisions.

Nubesti LLC Delaware, United States

  1. 01

    Define authorized scope

    The customer verifies assets and authorization. KYC must be complete and paid.

  2. 02

    Autonomous reconnaissance

    Nubesti maps the authorized attack surface — not the open internet.

  3. 03

    Attack simulation and validation

    Agents test exploitable paths inside that scope and keep evidence.

  4. 04

    Evidence

    Each finding should include technical context a reviewer can accept or reject.

  5. 05

    Remediation

    Recommendations or draft fixes when available. Drafts are a starting point.

  6. 06

    Retest

    The same finding can be tested again after a change.

Before a test starts

Complete paid KYC, designate assets, and confirm ownership or written permission. Authorization and Rules of Engagement apply.

See a finding

The homepage and demo show a Nubesti Security Lab example. It is not a customer report.

Nubesti Security Lab

See a finding — clearly fictional.

This record is from a controlled lab application. It is not a customer, not a production hostname, and not a disclosed vulnerability in a third party.

Asset
api.lab.nubesti.test
Finding
Broken object-level authorization
Severity
Critical
MITRE ATT&CK
T1190 — Exploit Public-Facing Application
Evidence
Request / Response pair from a controlled replay against the lab API
Exploitability
Validated in the lab (object ID swapped; another tenant record returned)
Impact
Unauthorized read of another account’s records in the lab dataset
Remediation
Enforce object-level authorization on every record access; add regression tests
Status
Fixed in lab build 2026.09
Retest
Passed