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Revelion

Platform

The Revelion platform

Revelion runs a complete offensive engagement against your estate, as often as you deploy, and reports only what it managed to prove.

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The engine

An agent that runs the engagement, not a queue of alerts

A root agent reads the target and forms a strategy, then deploys specialists suited to what it actually found rather than what it was told to expect.

Reconnaissance
Maps the estate from the outside in: hosts, endpoints, technologies and exposure.
Enumeration
Identifies services, versions, weak configuration and the shape of the attack surface.
Exploitation
Chains weaknesses into real access, inside the scope you authorised.
Validation
Reproduces the impact so the finding is evidence rather than an assertion.
Reporting
Returns severity, reproduction steps and a remediation path.

What makes it different

Chaining is the whole point

Any scanner can list weaknesses. The question that matters is which of them combine into access, and that requires reasoning about your specific environment.

Context is shared between agents
When recon finds an undocumented endpoint, the injection specialist picks it up without being told.
Strategy adapts to the target
A modern JavaScript app and a legacy server-rendered site get different approaches, chosen from observation.
Low severity is not dismissed
Three findings that are individually unremarkable are exactly what a real attacker combines.
Business logic is in scope
Logic flaws never appear in a signature database, because they are specific to how your application works.
Nothing is reported unproven
If the agent could not demonstrate impact, it does not claim impact.
Runs as often as you deploy
The estate is re-tested when it changes, not once a year on a date chosen months ahead.

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