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We built Xpent to make security testing more accessible, continuous, and practical for modern development teams.
At Xploitix, we’ve seen how traditional penetration testing can be time-consuming, difficult to scale, and often limited to periodic assessments. Meanwhile, web applications and APIs keep changing, creating new opportunities for vulnerabilities to slip through.
Xpent is our attempt to change that with an AI-driven autonomous penetration testing platform that helps teams identify and investigate security weaknesses more efficiently.
We built it for developers, startups, and security teams who want to strengthen their security without adding unnecessary complexity to their workflows.
We’d especially love feedback on three things:
Which parts of penetration testing would you most want to automate?
What would make you trust AI-driven security findings enough to act on them?
How should a tool like Xpent fit into your existing development and security workflows?
We’re building Xpent to solve real security problems, and honest feedback from the Product Hunt community would help us prioritize what matters most.
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“AI-Powered Autonomous Pentesting Platform”
Xploitix was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #195 on the daily leaderboard. Live in production - autonomous penetration testing for bug bounty hunters, pentesters, security engineers, and C-suite executives. Get your applications tested. Contact us for more details.
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We built Xpent to make security testing more accessible, continuous, and practical for modern development teams.
At Xploitix, we’ve seen how traditional penetration testing can be time-consuming, difficult to scale, and often limited to periodic assessments. Meanwhile, web applications and APIs keep changing, creating new opportunities for vulnerabilities to slip through.
Xpent is our attempt to change that with an AI-driven autonomous penetration testing platform that helps teams identify and investigate security weaknesses more efficiently.
We built it for developers, startups, and security teams who want to strengthen their security without adding unnecessary complexity to their workflows.
We’d especially love feedback on three things:
Which parts of penetration testing would you most want to automate?
What would make you trust AI-driven security findings enough to act on them?
How should a tool like Xpent fit into your existing development and security workflows?
We’re building Xpent to solve real security problems, and honest feedback from the Product Hunt community would help us prioritize what matters most.