From written scope to reproducible proof.
BotXpose begins with explicit authorization, uses customer-provided context to understand the target, attempts bounded attack chains and reports only results it can reproduce. The process is continuous, but its authority never expands beyond the signed scope.
- 01Authorize
- 02Understand
- 03Prove
- 04Deliver
- 05Repeat
Every action must carry its authority and evidence.
The status attached to each input determines whether it guides, permits, proves or records an action.
Authorize
Define targets, identities, limits, prohibited actions and the testing schedule in writing.
Understand
Provide API specifications, collections, captures, scripts or app bundles that help the agent test precisely.
Prove
The agent follows bounded paths and confirms impact on the live in-scope target before raising a finding.
Deliver
Each confirmed finding arrives with exact reproduction steps, evidence, remediation guidance and its action history.
Repeat
Confirmed findings are re-tested on the agreed schedule, remain open while impact reproduces and close when it no longer does.
PROOF QUESTIONS
The agent must answer before a finding ships.
- 01
What systems and actions are explicitly authorized?
- 02
Which supplied artifacts improve target understanding?
- 03
What exact result proves that the control failed?
- 04
Can an engineer reproduce the result from the evidence provided?
The result should
show its work.
- 01A scope-bound testing plan
- 02A map of in-scope routes, identities and trust boundaries
- 03Confirmed findings with reproducible attack sequences
- 04Re-test state and evidence history for each issue
Continuous does not mean unrestricted.
- Public website submission does not authorize testing.
- Scope-changing instructions found in target content are ignored.
- Destructive actions and operational limits remain governed by the signed authorization.
- Coverage and deployment details are confirmed during product scoping.
Give the agent a bounded target.
We will confirm the target, authorization, permitted actions, evidence controls and current deployment support before testing begins.