Applications
Cloud penetration testing
Misconfiguration and privilege paths across cloud estates, where the blast radius of one mistake is unusually large.
Coverage
What a mission examines
Every finding is validated by exploitation before it is reported, so what arrives is a demonstrated path rather than a list of possibilities.
- Identity and access
- Over-permissive roles, and the paths that turn a modest identity into an administrative one.
- Exposed storage
- Buckets and volumes reachable without the credentials everyone assumed were required.
- Metadata services
- Whether an application flaw becomes a credential-theft route to the wider estate.
- Network controls
- Security group and firewall rules that are broader than intended.
- Secrets exposure
- Credentials sitting in environment variables, images and configuration.
- Escalation chains
- The sequence of permissions that combine into control nobody granted deliberately.
In practice
Cloud misconfiguration compounds quietly
Cloud estates rarely fail because of a single dramatic hole. They fail because a series of individually defensible permission decisions combine into a path somebody eventually walks.
Testing for that requires following the chain rather than auditing each permission in isolation against a baseline.
See what a cloud mission actually returns.
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