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Red team · Asan, South Korea · Operating since 2017

It was never a question of if you're vulnerable.
It's where.

Your firewall is fine. Your policies are signed. Your last audit passed. None of that is what an intruder attacks - they attack the gap between what you think is true and what actually is. We find that gap first, and we prove it.

Why this works

Scanners find what somebody already thought of.

Automated tooling is good at breadth and blind to everything else. The findings that actually end organizations are chains: a forgotten subdomain, a password pattern, an over-trusted service account. Each one harmless alone. Finding those takes a person who wants in.

01

We work to objectives, not checklists

We agree on what would genuinely hurt: the payment run, the source repository, the customer database. Then we go after it. No fixed list of IPs to hide behind.

02

Findings reach you the day we get them

Nothing critical waits for a report. If we own your domain on a Tuesday morning, you hear about it on Tuesday morning, with the evidence and the fix.

03

Your team learns to catch the next one

We replay the whole operation with your defenders, hour by hour, and hand over the detections that would have stopped us. That knowledge stays with you.

How we work now

Experience, accelerated - on infrastructure we own

Every engagement we run is AI-assisted. Every model runs on hardware we own and operate - so nothing you hand us is ever sent to a third-party AI service.

The usual way to get this speed is to paste your source, your logs and your findings into somebody else's model and hope their retention policy means what you think it means. We built our own infrastructure so that question never comes up.

What it has not changed is who decides. The people on your engagement have spent decades doing this work by hand. AI takes the grind: reading everything, correlating everything, chasing every thread. That leaves more time for the judgement only experience provides.

$4.44M

Global average cost of a data breach

241 days

Mean time to identify and contain one

22%

Of breaches start with stolen credentials

22 sec

Median handoff from access broker to attacker

IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025, Verizon DBIR 2025, Mandiant M-Trends 2026. Your mileage will vary - that is rather the point.

What we do

Ways to find out where you stand

From a full no-notice operation against your entire organization, down to a focused test of the one application keeping you awake.

Full-scope adversary emulation

Red Team Operations

We pick an objective that would genuinely hurt. The payment run, the source repository, the production database. Then we go after it the way a funded intruder would.

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Focused, scoped assessment

Penetration Testing

When you need certainty about a specific thing: a new platform before launch, an API before it opens, an office before an auditor asks.

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Attack and defence, side by side

Purple Team Exercises

The fastest way to turn a detection gap into a working alert - measured, repeatable, and proven before we leave.

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Defensive review and architecture

Blue Team Services

Design-stage security advice from an attacker's perspective, before a weakness becomes something we could exploit.

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Open-source intelligence

Digital Profile

The reconnaissance phase of a real attack, delivered as a report - your organization as your adversary already sees it.

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Credential exposure intelligence

Leaked.Domains own platform

Our dedicated credential exposure platform. Find out which of your accounts are already exposed, which passwords are reused, and which of your people are the obvious next target.

Read more about Leaked.Domains

Application security

AI-Led Code Review in-house tooling

Powered by CodeSightAI, our own review engine. It catches the logic and authorization flaws that signature-based scanners walk straight past.

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Leaked.Domains · our credential exposure platform

An intruder with your password isn't breaking in. They're logging in.

Credential-based intrusion is still the most common way organizations are compromised, and the hardest to spot - because from the inside it looks exactly like an ordinary Tuesday.

Leaked.Domains is our own platform, running as its own service. It matches billions of leaked credentials against the domains you own, so you find out which of your accounts are exposed, in which breach, and how recently - while it is still your problem to fix rather than someone else's opportunity.

How an engagement runs

No surprises, except the ones you hired us for

01

Scoping call

We work out what you actually need - which is sometimes not what you asked for. If a focused test serves you better than a full operation, we will say so.

From you
A conversation with whoever owns the risk
You get
A recommended scope, in writing
02

Rules of engagement

Objectives, boundaries, escalation contacts and legal authorization, all in writing before anything begins. Nobody is guessing what is in scope once the operation starts.

From you
Sign-off from someone with the authority to give it
You get
Written objectives, boundaries and escalation contacts
03

Execution

We work. You get a live channel showing what we are doing and when, so activity in your logs can always be attributed to us rather than someone else.

From you
A named contact we can reach at any time
You get
A live channel, and same-day notice of anything critical
04

Replay and handover

We walk your defenders through the operation step by step: what we did, what you saw, what you missed, and which detection closes each gap.

From you
Your defenders, for a working session
You get
The narrated attack path and detections ready to deploy
05

Retest

Once you have made the fixes, we try again. A finding is closed when we cannot reproduce it - not when someone ticks a box.

From you
Word that the fixes are in
You get
Confirmation of which findings are closed

So - how much can one person really do?

Give us a scope and an authorization letter, and we will answer that question properly. Every enquiry gets a reply within one business day.