Flawfence under the hood

In 4 major steps: autonomous mapping, service detection, validated vulnerability discovery, alerting and reporting. The technical breakdown of every link in the offensive chain.

STEP 01

External mapping

Starting from your root domain, Flawfence autonomously reconstructs your complete external surface: subdomains, IP ranges and associated cloud assets.

DNSOSINTCT LogsWHOIS

DNS bruteforcing against proprietary wordlists, cross-referenced with Certificate Transparency Logs.
WHOIS, ASN and IP range correlation to surface every related domain.
HTTP/HTTPS verification and response fingerprinting to eliminate false positives.

STEP 02

Service detection

Flawfence probes every asset to identify exposed services, their exact version and the technology stack in use.

Banner grabbingJARMOpenAPIGraphQL

TCP/UDP scanning with banner grabbing and TLS fingerprinting (JARM, JA3) to identify services.
HTTP fingerprinting of front-end frameworks, CMS and JavaScript libraries.
API endpoint discovery (Swagger, GraphQL) and static analysis of JS bundles.

STEP 03

Vulnerability discovery

Flawfence chains algorithmic tests and AI agents to identify vulnerabilities that are genuinely exploitable across your perimeter.

OWASP Top 10CVE matchingCloud audit

CVE matching against NVD, GitHub Advisories and Exploit-DB.
OWASP Top 10 testing: SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, IDOR, XXE, SSTI.
Validation through real execution: our AI agents reproduce the full offensive chain.

STEP 04

Alerting and reporting

Continuous monitoring, immediate alerting on every new exposure, and reports actionable by your teams and auditors alike.

CVSS v4NIST 2WebhooksSIEM

Continuous re-scanning and diff detection across your entire perimeter.
CVSS v4 classification and AI-contextualized remediation plans.
Slack, Teams, SIEM and JIRA integrations, plus NIST 2 / ISO 27001-compliant exports.