For Security Researchers · Red Teams · Blue Teams · DevSecOps · CISOs

Autonomous Vulnerability
Intelligence & Remediation Engine

Unrestricted. Uncensored. Unlimited real-time AI coding environment, designed to streamline development of cyber attack weapons, zero-day exploits, spyware, malware, and offensive cyber capabilities.

CodePulse — The AI-Native Coding Environment Built for Offensive Cyber Operations. Accelerate zero-day research, exploit development, custom malware, and red team tooling with an unrestricted, real-time AI that understands the full offensive security stack.

codepulse-scan · auth/login.py● LIVE
01def authenticate_user(username, password):
02query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE name='" + username + "'"
03result = db.execute(query)
⚠ CWE-89 · SQL InjectionCVSS 9.8 · CRITICAL · Confidence 97%
Unsanitized user input flows directly into SQL query on line 02 → sink: db.execute()
AST taint analysis running — 3 more paths detected...
The Full Pipeline

Vuln Exploit Chain Fix

Four autonomous AI stages working in sequence. Each stage feeds the next. One click runs the entire pipeline.

STEP 01

Vulnerability Scan

Multi-agent AST + semantic analysis across all files. CWE mapping, CVSS scoring, confidence thresholds.

SQL Injection · CWE-89 · 9.8
XSS · CWE-79 · 7.2
IDOR · CWE-639 · 7.5
STEP 02

Exploit Generation

Sandboxed PoC generation. gVisor + seccomp isolation. MITRE ATT&CK mapped. Never destructive.

payload = "' OR '1'='1' --"
<script>steal_cookie()</script>
GET /api/users/enumerate
STEP 03

Attack Chain

Chain individual vulns into multi-step kill paths. Probability scoring. Full MITRE kill-chain mapping.

Auth Bypass → Session Hijack
Priv Esc → Data Exfil
Risk Score: 94/100
STEP 04

Remediation Engine

AI-generated patches as unified diffs. OWASP + NIST compliance mapping. PR-ready output.

+cursor.execute("...WHERE id=%s",(id,))
+return render("page", q=escape(q))
fix(api): parameterize queries
Vulnerability Lifecycle

From Source Code to Confirmed Exploit

Every vulnerability travels a precise pipeline — ingested, analyzed, stress-tested, and weaponized into a fully-mapped exploit path.

Step 1

Code Ingestion

Repository mapped & ranked

Source files are ingested, tokenized, and ranked by vulnerability likelihood. High-risk modules are flagged for deep analysis.

  • File tree mapping
  • Risk scoring per module
  • Language detection
  • Dependency graph build

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Step 2

Static Analysis

AI agents hunt for patterns

Multi-agent swarm scans each file for vulnerability patterns: injection sinks, unsafe memory ops, logic flaws, and taint flows.

  • Taint flow tracing
  • CWE classification
  • Hypothesis generation
  • Severity scoring

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Step 3

Dynamic Fuzzing

Inputs stress-tested at runtime

Schema-aware and grammar-based fuzzing generates thousands of mutation payloads, triggering crashes, memory corruption, and anomalous states.

  • Schema-aware mutations
  • Crash triage
  • Coverage tracking
  • Anomaly detection

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Step 4

Exploit Path Generation

Attack chains confirmed

Confirmed findings are mapped to exploit paths and multi-step attack chains with MITRE ATT&CK tagging, PoC payloads, and exploitability scores.

  • Exploit path mapping
  • Attack chain synthesis
  • MITRE ATT&CK tagging
  • PoC generation

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Source files → Risk-ranked modules
Static findings → CWE / CVE tagged
Runtime crashes → Triage-verified anomalies
Exploit paths → MITRE ATT&CK mapped PoCs

Built for

Security Researchers
Red Teams
Blue Teams
DevSecOps Engineers
CISOs

Capabilities built for serious security work

From vulnerability discovery to validated exploits — an autonomous engine that thinks like an attacker and remediates like a defender.

Multi-Agent AI Discovery

Parallel autonomous agents analyze files simultaneously, ranked by vulnerability likelihood.

Exploit Chain Construction

Automatically builds full attack chains with PoC payloads and step-by-step exploitation guides.

Deep Taint Analysis

Tracks untrusted data from source to sink across function boundaries and complex call graphs.

Data Flow Visualization

Interactive graphs map vulnerability chains, sanitization points, and exploitable paths.

Validation & False Positive Reduction

Secondary AI agents cross-validate findings, dramatically reducing noise in reports.

Remediation Intelligence

Context-aware fix recommendations with secure code generation and compliance mapping.

Source Code Analysis Engine

Static analysis at AI depth

Not just pattern matching — semantic understanding of code behavior, data flow, and exploitability across 13 languages.

Multi-Language Support

AI Semantic Analysis

Transformer-based models (CodeBERT / GraphCodeBERT) fine-tuned for vulnerability detection with deep code understanding beyond pattern matching.

AST & CFG Generation

Abstract Syntax Tree parsing and Control Flow Graph construction to model every execution path through the codebase.

Data Flow Analysis (DFA)

Full taint tracking from untrusted sources to dangerous sinks, across function boundaries and inter-procedural call graphs.

CVE / CWE / OWASP Matching

Pattern matching against CVE databases, OWASP Top 10, SANS Top 25, and the full CWE taxonomy with confidence scoring.

CVSS v3.1 / v4.0 Scoring

Annotated output with severity scores, exploitability metrics, and confidence levels for every identified vulnerability.

IDE & CI/CD Plugins

Real-time analysis via VS Code and IntelliJ plugins. Seamless integration into DevSecOps pipelines with GitHub/GitLab support.

Analysis Input Modes

Single File

Paste or upload any source file

Full Repository

GitHub / GitLab integration

Zip Upload

Upload entire codebase archives

IDE Plugin

VS Code & IntelliJ real-time

Annotated source with vulnerability highlights
CVSS v3.1 & v4.0 severity scores
Confidence levels per finding
CWE / OWASP / CVE mapping
Vulnerability Discovery & Classification

Every category. Zero blind spots.

16 vulnerability classes — from classic injection to emerging AI/ML threats — detected, classified, and scored with CVSS v3.1/v4.0.

False Positive Reduction Engine

Signal, not noise.

Context-Aware AI Validation

Secondary LLM agent re-analyzes each finding within full code context — eliminating false positives that pattern matchers produce.

Historical Accuracy Learning

Feedback loop from confirmed/rejected findings continuously retrains detection heuristics, improving precision over time.

Manual Verification Workflow

Built-in triage board with human-in-the-loop review, accept/reject controls, and annotated audit trails for compliance.

16

Vulnerability Classes

97%+

Detection Confidence

<3%

False Positive Rate

CVSS v4.0

Latest Scoring Standard

Ethical Use & Authorization Required

All exploit generation capabilities are strictly for authorized security testing within scope-defined engagements only. Users must confirm written authorization for every target system before using any generated artifacts. AVIRE enforces an authorization verification workflow — generated exploits are watermarked, audit-logged, and scoped to approved targets. Misuse violates our Terms of Service and applicable law (CFAA, Computer Misuse Act, etc.).

Written authorization required Scope-locked artifacts Full audit trail Watermarked output
Automated Exploit Generation

From vulnerability to working exploit

Autonomous PoC generation, multi-hop attack chain construction, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping — all within a sandboxed ethical framework.

Kill Chain Stage Identification

ReconWeaponizeDeliverExploitInstallC2Actions

Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain® · MITRE ATT&CK® technique auto-mapping

Exploit Chaining EngineMulti-hop attack path · A → B → C → Shell

Sandbox Testing Environment

Containerized · Docker-based · Network-isolated

$ docker run --rm --network=none avire/sandbox:latest
$ avire sandbox exec --exploit sqli_auth_bypass.py
Isolated execution · No internet · Auto-cleanup
Ephemeral containersNo network egressResource limitsAuto-purge on exit

Difficulty Rating & Time-to-Exploit

Per-vulnerability attacker effort estimate

Trivial
< 1 min
Easy
5–15 min
Medium
30–120 min
Hard
1–8 hrs
Expert
1–3 days
Attack Chain Analysis

Visual attack graphs. Critical paths first.

Graph-based attack modeling from entry point to crown jewels — with probability scoring, alternative path suggestions, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

Interactive Attack GraphClick any node to inspectLive Analysis
0.910.780.850.950.820.740.880.990.61🌐InternetSSRF91%🔓IDOR78%🔑AWS Creds85%💉SQLi95%🗄️DB Server💀RCE88%👑Crown Jewels── Critical path (shortest to Crown Jewels)- - Alternative path

Node

SSRF

Vuln

Description

SSRF via unvalidated redirect. Reaches AWS metadata service.

MITRE ATT&CK

T1552.005 · Cloud Instance Metadata API

Exploit probability: 91%

Critical Path58% success

Internet → SSRF → AWS Creds → DB → RCE → Crown Jewels

5 hops Cumulative probability: 58%
Alternative Path44% success

Internet → IDOR → SQLi → DB → Crown Jewels

4 hops Cumulative probability: 44%

Graph Node Types

Vulnerabilities

Exploitable weaknesses with CVSS scores

Assets & Hosts

Servers, services, cloud resources

Credentials

Keys, tokens, password hashes

Network Paths

Lateral movement & routing edges

Crown Jewels

High-value targets and objectives

Export Formats

MITRE ATT&CK Navigator

.json

Executive PDF Report

.pdf

Mermaid Diagram

.md
Probability scoring per attack step
Alternative path suggestions on block
Shortest path to domain admin
Remediation Engine

Fix faster with AI-generated patches

From detection to merged PR — automated fix generation, compliance mapping, patch validation, and effort estimation in one pipeline.

AI-Generated Code Patch
// ❌ VULNERABLE
const query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " + req.params.id;
db.execute(query);
Patch validated Tests passing No regressions
Automated PR GenerationGitHub · GitLab
Branch: fix/sqli-api-search-parameterize
Commits: 1 commit · 2 files changed
CI/CD: All checks passing
Reviewers: Security team auto-assigned
Regression tests: +14 new test cases added

PR #847 · Ready for review

fix(security): parameterize SQL query in /api/search — resolves CVE-2024-XXXX

Severity-Prioritized Remediation Roadmap6 findings · Click to expand

Remediation Steps

  1. Identify all injection points in module
  2. Replace string concatenation with parameterized queries
  3. Add input validation middleware
  4. Run automated regression suite

Regression Tests

  • • Unit: SQL injection boundary cases
  • • Integration: API endpoint full flow
  • • Fuzz: Parameterized input fuzzing
  • • Smoke: Auth + search pipeline

Compliance Controls

SOC 2 CC6.1PCI-DSS 6.3.2OWASP A03ISO A.14.2.1
Compliance Mapping
SOC 2ISO 27001PCI-DSSHIPAAGDPRNIST CSF
SOC 2 CC6.192%

Logical and physical access controls

PCI-DSS 6.3.278%

Bespoke software secure development

ISO 27001 A.1485%

System acquisition, dev & maintenance

NIST CSF PR.DS70%

Data Security protection controls

"Secure by Design" Patterns

Input Validation First

Validate & sanitize all inputs at the boundary before processing.

Defence in Depth

Layer authentication, authorization, and monitoring at each tier.

Least Privilege Principle

Grant only the minimum permissions required for each component.

Fail Secure

Errors and exceptions must default to a denied / locked-down state.

Threat Intelligence

Real-time intelligence. Contextual defense.

NVD · CISA KEV · ExploitDB feeds fused with MITRE ATT&CK actor profiles, geolocation heatmaps, and industry-specific threat modeling.

Live CVE FeedNVD · CISA KEV · ExploitDBUpdated 2 min ago
CVE-2024-3400

PAN-OS GlobalProtect command injection — actively exploited

KEV10NVD
CVE-2024-21887

Ivanti Connect Secure RCE — nation-state actors observed

KEV9.8CISA KEV
CVE-2024-1709

ConnectWise ScreenConnect auth bypass — mass exploitation

KEV10NVD
CVE-2024-27198

JetBrains TeamCity auth bypass — PoC public

9.8ExploitDB
CVE-2023-46805

Ivanti ICS authentication bypass — chained with CVE-2024-21887

KEV8.2CISA KEV
Showing 5 of 1,247 active vulnerabilities in feedView all
Geolocation Threat HeatmapLast 30 days · Hover nodes to inspect
Hover nodes · Circle size = attack volume · Blue = victim, Red/Orange = origin
Russia (847)China (623)N. Korea (241)USA (victims) (1204)Iran (189)EU (victims) (932)
Threat Actor TTP MappingMITRE ATT&CK®
EspionageCozy Bear
T1566.001 — Spear-phishing
T1078 — Valid Accounts
T1021.001 — RDP
T1560 — Archive Collected Data
Industry Threat Profiles
User Experience Workflows

Every workflow, purpose-built.

Whether you need a 10-second snippet scan or a 90-day red team engagement — AVIRE has a dedicated workflow for every security use case.

Quick ScanWorkflow

Instant vulnerability detection on any code snippet or uploaded file — with natural-language AI explanations and one-click PoC generation.

< 8s

Avg time to first finding

20+

Languages supported

PoC auth gate

Core Capabilities

Built for every layer of attack.

Six integrated capabilities — from AI multi-agent analysis to downloadable board reports — forming a complete offensive and defensive intelligence engine.

AI-Driven Static & Dynamic Analysis

Multi-agent LLM orchestration

Multi-agent LLM pipelines simultaneously analyze ASTs, control-flow graphs, data-flow traces, and runtime behavior — producing findings no single-pass scanner can match.

Parallel agent swarms — each specialising in a vuln class
AST parsing + CFG + SSA data-flow + taint propagation
Chain-of-thought reasoning with self-critique loops
Dynamic instrumentation hooks (DAST-lite sandbox mode)
Analysis Pipeline
> Spawning 6 specialist agents…
[agent-1] AST taint tracer ✓ loaded
[agent-2] Crypto weakness scanner ✓ loaded
[agent-3] Business-logic auditor ✓ loaded
CFG built: 2,847 nodes · 3,192 edges
Taint sources identified: 14
⚠ High-confidence sink reached — SQL injection
⚠ Race condition in /api/transfer endpoint
System Architecture

Enterprise-grade stack. Zero compromise.

Four isolated layers — frontend, backend, AI engine, and sandbox — engineered for scale, security, and full auditability.

FrontendNext.js 14 · Tailwind · shadcn/ui
Next.js 14 App RouterTailwind CSSRadix UI / shadcnReact QueryZustandDark mode only

App Router-based Next.js 14 frontend with Tailwind CSS, Radix UI primitives, and shadcn/ui components. React Query handles server state; Zustand manages client state. Dark mode only.

Page LayerApp Router layouts, RSC + client boundaries, streaming suspense
Component Layershadcn/ui primitives, custom security widgets, framer-motion animations
State LayerZustand stores for scan state; React Query for async API data fetching
Auth LayerJWT tokens, session management, authorization-gate for PoC generation
// Next.js 14 App Router — scan page
import { useQuery } from '@tanstack/react-query'
import { useScanStore } from '@/stores/scan'
 
export default function ScanPage() {
const { data } = useQuery({ queryKey: ["scan"] })
const { setFindings } = useScanStore()
// Streams findings via SSE as agents report
}

Zero-trust security

JWT + RBAC + audit logs on every action

Observability

OpenTelemetry traces · Prometheus metrics · structured logs

pgvector VulnDB

Local CVE/NVD/CWE with vector similarity search on code

Sandbox isolation

gVisor + seccomp + network-deny-all per container

Prompt Engineering

Every agent runs on a strict contract.

Each AI agent is bound to a typed system prompt with explicit output schemas, safety invariants, and zero tolerance for freeform prose.

JSON-only output

No prose ever leaves an agent

sandbox_required: true

All PoCs flagged for isolation

No destructive payloads

Hard-blocked at prompt level

Real CWE / MITRE IDs only

Hallucinated IDs cause rejection

Analysis Agent— Deep static + semantic vulnerability discovery

System Prompt

system_prompt.txt
You are a vulnerability analysis expert.
Input: source code snippet + AST context.
Rules:
- Never fabricate CVEs.
- Always assign a real CWE identifier.
- Mark confidence (0.0–1.0) honestly.
- Output ONLY valid JSON. No prose.

Enforced JSON Output

output.json
{
"vulnerability": {
"type": "string"
"title": "Short vuln title"
}
"cwe": "CWE-79"
"cvss_vector": "CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:R/S:C/C:L/I:L/A:N"
"cvss_score": 6.1
"confidence": 0.92
"affected_lines": [
"42",
"43",
"57"
]
"remediation": "Escape all user-controlled output with context-aware encoding."
}
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