The problem we solve
Most security tools flood teams with alerts that nobody has time to verify. Traditional pentests are expensive, slow, and produce a PDF that is outdated the week after. Meanwhile, real vulnerabilities ship to production because there is no affordable way to continuously check everything you build.
Elenxo replaces both extremes with autonomous agents that do the actual work — register test accounts, submit forms, probe endpoints, verify findings — while keeping every action visible and scoped to what you authorized.
How it works
- Six specialist agents (Nova, Axel, Mira, Kai, Sable, Orin) each handle a domain: passive recon, web exploitation, user-flow testing, Android analysis, codebase review, and server hardening.
- Agents work in phases with plans you can watch live — every tool call, observation, and finding streams to your session page.
- Active exploitation is opt-in per finding, with pre-state snapshots, minimum proofs, and immediate rollback.
- Evidence attaches to every finding — screenshots, HTTP exchanges, command output — so nothing is an unsupported severity claim.
What Elenxo tests
- Web applications and APIs — authenticated journeys, exposed endpoints, access controls, inputs, headers, and business-critical flows.
- Android applications — package inspection, permissions, embedded secrets, transport security, and supported dynamic checks.
- Source code and repositories — risky data paths, vulnerable dependencies, exposed credentials, and implementation-specific weaknesses.
- Servers and infrastructure — externally visible exposure, configuration weaknesses, patch posture, and hardening opportunities.
Our principles
- Authorization and ownership verification before any active testing.
- Every action visible to the owner — no hidden work, no black-box scans.
- Findings verified with tool evidence, never generated from templates.
- Test artifacts (accounts, tokens, uploaded files) are tracked and cleaned up.
Get in touch
Contact us to discuss your security program, scope requirements, or enterprise deployment.

