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  [AI-POWERED SECURITY SCANNER v2.0.0]
  [ENGINE: Claude Anthropic + Custom Models]
  [STATUS: OPERATIONAL]
            
ATTACK MODULES LOADED
sqli SQL Injection (Union, Blind, Time-based)
xss Cross-Site Scripting (Reflected, Stored, DOM)
ssrf Server-Side Request Forgery
lfi Local File Inclusion / Path Traversal
auth_bypass Authentication & Authorization Bypass
idor Insecure Direct Object Reference
jwt JWT Token Attacks (None alg, Key Confusion)
ssti Server-Side Template Injection
TECHNOLOGIES DETECTED

AISEC automatically fingerprints your stack:

WordPress Laravel React Node.js Django Spring Boot PHP MySQL PostgreSQL MongoDB Redis Nginx Apache Cloudflare AWS GraphQL

+ Platform-specific attacks auto-enabled based on detection

22+
Attack Modules
AI
Decision Engine
~5min
Avg Scan Time
NVD
CVE Database
VULNERABILITY DISCOVERY EXAMPLES
CRITICAL
Remote Code Execution via SSTI
URL: /api/template/render
Payload: {{constructor.constructor('return process')().exit()}}
Impact: Full server compromise, arbitrary code execution
CRITICAL
JWT None Algorithm Bypass
Endpoint: /api/auth/verify
Payload: {"alg":"none","typ":"JWT"}
Impact: Authentication bypass, admin access
HIGH
SSRF to AWS Metadata
URL: /api/fetch?url=http://169.254.169.254/
Leaked: IAM credentials, instance role ARN
Impact: AWS account compromise, lateral movement
HIGH
GraphQL Introspection + IDOR
Query: {__schema{types{name,fields{name}}}}
Found: user(id:ANY) returns all user data
Impact: Mass data exfiltration, PII exposure
HIGH
Blind SQL Injection (Time-based)
Parameter: /search?q=test' AND SLEEP(5)--
Response delta: 5.03s confirmed
Impact: Database extraction, potential RCE
MEDIUM
Exposed Git Repository
URL: /.git/config
Contains: Remote URLs, commit history, source code
Impact: Source code disclosure, credential mining
LIVE SCAN OUTPUT EXAMPLE
[*] Initializing AISEC v2.0...
[+] Loaded 22 attack modules
[*] Phase 1: Reconnaissance starting...
[+] DNS resolved: 4 A records, 2 MX records
[*] Fingerprinting technologies...
[+] Detected: WordPress 6.4.2, PHP 8.1, MySQL
[!] WordPress detected - enabling wp-specific attacks
[*] Crawling site structure...
[+] Found 47 endpoints, 12 forms, 3 API routes
[*] Phase 2: Vulnerability scanning...
[*] AI analyzing attack surface...
[!] CRITICAL: SQL Injection found in /api/users?id=
[!] HIGH: Exposed .env file at /.env
[*] Testing XSS vectors...
[!] MEDIUM: Reflected XSS in search parameter
[*] Checking security headers...
[+] Scan complete: 1 critical, 1 high, 2 medium, 3 low
AI-Driven Attack Selection
Unlike traditional scanners that run every check blindly, AISEC's AI engine analyzes your target first.

→ Detects technologies (WordPress, Laravel, etc.)
→ Identifies likely vulnerability classes
→ Prioritizes high-impact attacks
→ Chains findings for real-world exploitation paths

Result: Faster scans, fewer false positives, actual exploitable findings.
Comprehensive Attack Coverage
22+ attack modules covering OWASP Top 10 and beyond:

→ Injection: SQLi, XSS, SSTI, XXE, Command Injection
→ Auth: JWT attacks, session hijacking, auth bypass
→ Access: IDOR, privilege escalation, CORS misconfiguration
→ Infrastructure: SSRF, open redirects, security headers
→ Platform: WordPress, GraphQL, file upload bypass

Each module uses AI to adapt payloads to your specific stack.
Real Reconnaissance
Every scan starts with thorough recon:

→ DNS enumeration (A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS records)
→ Subdomain discovery
→ Technology fingerprinting (Wappalyzer-style)
→ JavaScript analysis for API endpoints & secrets
→ Form extraction and parameter mapping
→ Security header analysis

AI uses recon data to make intelligent attack decisions.
Actionable Reports
Every finding includes:

→ Exact URL and parameter affected
→ Working proof-of-concept payload
→ Evidence (response snippet, timing data)
→ CVSS score and severity rating
→ Step-by-step remediation guidance
→ References to CWE/CVE where applicable

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