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Kryx is an autonomous swarm of penetration-testing agents. It drives real tools, adversarially validates every finding, and chains them into APT-grade attack paths — before a real adversary does.

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01Map the attack surface

Recon

Kryx fingerprints everything reachable — DNS, WHOIS, live HTTP services and the full subdomain footprint — before a single probe is fired.

  • DNS / WHOIS
  • HTTP fingerprinting
  • Subdomain discovery
  • Surface graph
Live Scan

Watch the swarm hunt in real time.

A WebSocket stream from the engine — every tool invocation, every finding, every false positive culled. This is a demonstration capture; data is illustrative.

kryx://scan — demo.acme-corp.examplelive
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Why Kryx

Not a scanner. Not a chatbot. An operator.

Four reasons security teams trust what Kryx surfaces — and act on it the same day.

Adversarial validation

A second, independent agent attacks every finding and tries to disprove it. Only what survives the assault is reported — so triage stops being a tax.

≈ 0
false positives
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Real tools, real exploitation

Kryx orchestrates nmap, nuclei, sqlmap, ffuf and more — driving them like an operator would. Not a model hallucinating a scanner it never ran.

9+
integrated tools
02

APT-grade attack chains

Individual weaknesses are stitched into the multi-step routes a real adversary would walk — privilege escalation, lateral movement, impact.

5
stage pipeline
03

An autonomous swarm

Eight specialist hunters work the target in parallel, coordinated by a central core. A fleet of operators — not a single prompt in a loop.

8
parallel hunters
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The Engine

Real tools. Under the hood.

Kryx is not an LLM wrapper. The swarm orchestrates the same battle-tested tooling a human operator reaches for — and reasons over the raw output.

  • nmapRecon
    Port & service mapping
  • subfinderRecon
    Passive subdomain discovery
  • whatwebRecon
    Tech fingerprinting
  • crt.shRecon
    Certificate transparency
  • nucleiHunt
    Templated vuln scanning
  • ffufHunt
    Content & param fuzzing
  • sqlmapHunt
    Injection exploitation
  • testssl.shHunt
    TLS / cipher analysis
  • NVD APIHunt
    CVE intelligence
Comparison

Where Kryx pulls ahead.

The speed of automation, the judgement of a human operator, and a false-positive rate that classic scanners can't touch.

Time to first findings
Kryx
Minutes
Manual pentest
Days–weeks
Classic scanners
Hours
Coverage
Kryx
8 parallel hunters + chains
Manual pentest
Limited by headcount
Classic scanners
Signature breadth only
Autonomy
Kryx
Fully autonomous swarm
Manual pentest
Fully manual
Classic scanners
Scheduled, no reasoning
False positives
Kryx
Near-zero — adversarially validated
Manual pentest
Low, but slow
Classic scanners
High — noise floods triage
Attack chains
Kryx
APT-grade multi-step paths
Manual pentest
Expert-dependent
Classic scanners
None — isolated CVEs
Real exploitation
Kryx
Drives real tools
Manual pentest
Yes
Classic scanners
Mostly passive checks
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