Vulnetic

Vulnetic is an AI-powered autonomous penetration testing platform built around PTJunior, an agent that conducts professional-level security assessments end to end: reconnaissance, exploitation, and reporting without human intervention. Rather than only flagging potential issues, PTJunior actively exploits discovered vulnerabilities, testing web applications, APIs, Active Directory environments, IoT devices, and AI/ML systems across black-box, white-box, and grey-box methodologies. It has identified and exploited real production-environment flaws including stored XSS, SSRF exposing credentials, IDOR and broken access control, local file inclusion, NTLM hash disclosure, and Active Directory attack paths like AS-REP roasting, Kerberoasting, and ADCS relay attacks, running domain enumeration and privilege-escalation-to-domain-admin discovery on networks with 500+ IP addresses, with a stated false-positive rate under 1%. A workspace interface lets security teams monitor testing in real time, install the tools they want the agent to use, and customize how it enumerates and exploits targets to match their style, while queue management moves automatically through multiple targets and generates an evidence-backed, CVSS-scored report per assessment aligned to NIST SP 800-115. Users can build custom penetration testing methodologies by defining tasks, setting parameters, and configuring agent behavior. Vulnetic runs a credit-based pricing model with free credits at signup plus pro and enterprise licenses, deploys on-demand with Docker-based setup, and is positioned for production security operations with vendor support and SLAs; it is notably used by service providers to deliver lower-cost pentests to SMB clients. Within the offensive cluster, Vulnetic is the accessible, self-serve-leaning autonomous pentester, differentiated by its transparent controllable workspace, broad asset-type coverage including AD and AI/ML, and credit-based entry point, contrasting with the enterprise-contract offensive platforms.