Discover every asset you own, scan it with AI agents that think like attackers, and get notified the second something changes. IndexTracer turns one-shot pentests into a continuous security feedback loop.
> Discovered 14 subdomains via crt.sh
[verify] api.example.com — DNS TXT verified
[scan] Starting daily monitor scan on api.example.com
[recon] Found 47 endpoints, 12 with parameters
[diff] NEW: SQL Injection in /api/users?id= (A03:2021)
[diff] CLOSED: XSS in /search (fixed since last scan)
[notify] Webhook delivered to security-alerts.example.com
▌Capabilities
From asset discovery to exploit chaining to continuous diffing — one platform replaces three vendors.
Find every subdomain you own — automatically. We enumerate Certificate Transparency logs and HTTP-probe each host to surface tech stacks, server headers, and live response data.
Prove you control a domain in 60 seconds via DNS TXT record or .well-known file. Only verified assets are scannable — no accidental scans of strangers.
Autonomous agents discover hidden endpoints, parameters, and attack surfaces using LLM-driven reconnaissance — far beyond what static crawlers find.
Intelligent exploit generation crafts context-aware payloads that mimic real attacker behavior. Every payload adapts based on what the target actually does.
Every finding is automatically categorized against the OWASP Top 10 and mapped to actionable remediation guidance.
Watch scans unfold live with streaming logs, discovered endpoints, and exploit chains as they happen — no waiting for a final report.
Subscribe an asset to recurring scans — hourly, daily, or weekly. We rerun every test and tell you what changed since last time, not what we found again.
Get notified the moment a new vulnerability appears, a fix lands, a severity changes, or your tech stack drifts. HMAC-signed webhooks plus email digests.
Four steps from a domain name to continuous security signals.
Add your root domain. We pull every subdomain from Certificate Transparency logs and probe each one for tech fingerprints and live status.
Prove control with a DNS TXT record or a .well-known file. Verification is fast and keeps your assets isolated to your tenant.
Launch one-shot scans or subscribe verified assets to recurring tests. Autonomous agents discover, exploit, and chain findings into kill-chains.
We tell you what's new — new findings, fixed issues, severity changes, tech drift — via webhook, email, or the dashboard. No alert fatigue from re-flagged issues.
Attack Coverage
IndexTracer actively exploits eight vulnerability classes using real attack techniques — not just passive scanning.
Union-based, blind time-based, and error-based SQLi with automated schema extraction.
Server-side request forgery probes targeting cloud metadata endpoints, internal services, and IMDS.
IDOR detection across sequential and randomised resource IDs with privilege escalation chaining.
Reflected, stored, and DOM-based cross-site scripting with payload mutation and bypass detection.
Path traversal sequences targeting sensitive Linux and Windows system files and config.
AI-specific attacks against LLM-integrated APIs — jailbreaks, instruction hijacking, data leakage.
Token manipulation, JWT forgery, and session fixation attacks against authentication flows.
Composite CVSS-scored attack chains that combine multiple vulnerabilities into a single kill-chain.
Continuous Monitoring
We rerun the entire test suite on the cadence you choose, then tell you only what changed. Four event types map cleanly to actions your team already takes.
A vulnerability that wasn't on the previous scan. The most actionable signal — a regression, a new dependency CVE, or a freshly-exposed endpoint.
A previously-flagged issue is gone. Evidence your fix landed in production — no need to chase down the ticket separately.
Same finding, different impact. The upstream library was patched, the asset became reachable from the internet, or the exploit chain got longer.
New framework, server, or runtime detected on your asset. Either your team shipped something new — or someone else is running on your subdomain.
FAQ
Traditional pentests happen once a year, take weeks, and produce a static PDF. IndexTracer runs on demand — every new deployment, config change, or emerging threat is tested in real time. Our AI agents chain findings across your entire stack, uncovering attack paths that point-in-time assessments consistently miss.
No — that's what asset discovery is for. Give us your root domain and we enumerate every subdomain on record by querying public Certificate Transparency logs (the same ones browsers use to validate HTTPS certs). We then HTTP-probe each candidate to capture status, server header, page title, and tech fingerprints. Forgotten staging boxes, abandoned marketing sites, and shadow IT show up automatically.
Subscribe any verified asset to a recurring scan on hourly, daily, or weekly cadence. Our scheduler reruns the full test suite and a diff engine compares the new findings against the previous scan using stable signatures. You only get notified about what changed: new vulnerabilities, fixes that landed, severity shifts, or tech-stack drift. Notifications go via HMAC-signed webhooks or email digests, with every delivery attempt logged for retry visibility.
Our agents go beyond what basic scanners catch. They detect reflected XSS, SQL injection, SSRF, missing security headers, authentication flaws, information disclosure, cookie misconfigurations, CSRF vulnerabilities, and LLM-specific attacks like prompt injection and data leakage. Every finding includes CVE references, evidence, and step-by-step remediation.
The agent uses a Playwright-powered crawler to map your attack surface — pages, endpoints, APIs, and forms. It then systematically tests each target using real payloads, analyzes responses with Gemini AI, and chains findings into a comprehensive security report. Unlike static scanners, it reasons about what it finds and adapts its approach.
Yes. All tests are non-destructive and observation-based — we inject payloads and observe responses without modifying target data. Built-in safety controls block destructive keywords, and you can run scans in dry-run mode to discover endpoints without executing any attack payloads.
Web applications, REST and GraphQL APIs, single-page apps (React, Angular, Vue), server-rendered sites, and AI/LLM chatbot endpoints. You can scan by domain name or IP address, with optional authenticated scanning using bearer tokens, cookies, basic auth, or custom headers.