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Adaptive security testingResearch preview

Protection at every stage.

We’re building security testing for code, apps and live systems: a fleet of AI agents that tests everything you expose the way an attacker would, and only reports what it can prove.

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  1. 01BuildYour code, reviewed before it ships
  2. 02LaunchYour live app, tested from the outside in
  3. 03OperateEvery change hunted as it lands
  4. 04EvolveEvery fix rechecked on the new version

Proven before it reaches you.

Agents test your system from every side at once. A finding counts only once it has been reproduced independently, and every fix is checked again on the new version.

Follow one findingIllustrative · synthetic
F-0417Critical

Order records readable across workspaces.

/orders/{id}
Evidence06 / 06
Fix-verified
  1. 00:02Candidate found
  2. 00:05Reproduced independently, control passed
  3. 00:07Report filed with the fix
  4. 00:09Fix verified on the new version

MapAgents test every route, from every side.

Proven0
Filtered0
Fixed0

Always hunting. Always improving.

Between tests, the fleet watches for change and turns each change into a test. The system behind it keeps what finds real issues and retires what doesn’t.

Always huntingLast six hours

AdvisorySession tokens surviving logout in an auth SDK → hypothesis → 2 apps tested → not affected

Threads14
New today3
Built to evolve

G42Two proven findings became reusable checks.

GenerationG42
Proof rate68%
Checks128

Before you explore.

What exists today, what is planned, and what a useful finding contains.

Questions
01What is Secori?

A research-stage project. Secori is building adaptive security testing for source code, web applications and live systems. The approach combines a fleet of AI agents, independent reproduction of every finding before it is reported, and private reports with evidence and remediation guidance.

02Can I run a security test today?

Not yet. The public site and console are interactive design previews using synthetic data. No customer scanning service is available, and the preview does not accept your repository, files or credentials.

03How do source review and live application testing differ?

Two modes, qualified separately. Source review examines a pinned code snapshot for weaknesses and risky paths. Authorized live testing examines application behavior, including authentication, sessions, APIs and access between roles. A source-supported finding is not proof of a runtime vulnerability.

04Will Secori cover Web3 and smart contracts?

Planned, not promised. Web-app and Web3 teams are both intended audiences. Web3 frontends, smart contracts and chain-specific behavior require separate qualification. Broad smart-contract audit coverage is not available or promised today.

05What makes a security finding useful?

Evidence you can act on. A useful finding explains the affected component, prerequisites, impact, reproducible evidence, suggested fix and what was not tested. Secori’s proposed evidence ladder separates suspected issues from independently reviewed and fix-verified findings.

Scope
Outside the scope · not tested

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