Classified capability · in development

The MXCyberSLaM Kill Chain.

It hunts your network the way a determined intruder would. It maps what you expose, finds the softest seam, breaks through, and proves it. No chatbot, no scanner with a checklist. A full kill chain that plans its own way in and runs around the clock.

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Authorised targets only. Every action scoped, logged, and under your control.

Your attackers don't take a quarter off. Now your testing doesn't either.

An annual pentest is a photo of one afternoon. The Kill Chain runs the whole intruder playbook against your network again and again, so the day a door opens is the day you hear about it.

who it hunts for

See what an intruder would find, before they do.

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Businesses

Cover the gaps between audits. The moment a change opens a hole, the Kill Chain has already walked through it, and it's a line in your report instead of a headline.

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Websites and SaaS

Aim it at your app and let it work. It enumerates, chains, and breaks the things your scanners quietly walk past.

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Developers

Wire it into CI. It catches the day your security posture quietly regressed, before that change ships.

inside the chain

It runs a full kill chain, then checks its own work.

A phase engine drives recon through to a report. Before any move lands, a panel of critics screens it. So it stays in scope, it does not loop, and it does not waste a strike.

Recon

Map hosts and segments

Enumerate

Fingerprint services and versions

Exploit

Prove a real foothold

Privesc

Escalate within scope

Lateral

Chain and pivot

Report

Steps you can repeat

What lands on your desk

Findings in plain language, with severity and the exact way to reproduce them
An evidence trail of every command and its result, in order
Re-runs on demand or on a schedule, so you can watch exposure drift
Export to your tracker (planned for after launch)

killchain · finding.md

# Finding: unauthenticated RCE on dmz-web-0:8080
severity: high   status: reproduced

# Repro
$ nmap -sV dmz-web-0
  8080/tcp open  http  AcmeApp 2.1.3
$ exploit dmz-web-0 8080 UnauthRce
  [+] user shell on dmz-web-0

# Impact: remote code execution as app, no auth.
# Fix:    upgrade AcmeApp to 2.2.0+, restrict 8080 ingress.

on a short leash

All of the power. None of the blast radius.

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Bound to scope

You authorise the targets. The critic blocks anything outside them or aimed at the wrong port. That limit is built into the engine, not asked for in a prompt.

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Sealed and isolated

The engine and your data stay on our infrastructure. Nothing about your environment goes to a third-party model, and no part of it is downloadable.

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Stop button, always

This is for authorised testing only. You give explicit consent, you get a full audit log, and every engagement has a switch that halts it at once.

status

Where the chain stands today.

Operational The engine drives recon through exploitation on its own, on a simulated and a live range. The critic blocks out-of-scope and looping moves while it runs.

Hardening Tougher sandboxing for live targets, scheduled re-runs, and exportable reports. This is the gate to general availability.

Next Tracker integrations for Jira and GitHub, a CI gate, and dashboards for the team.

founding operators

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The Kill Chain opens up in stages. Get on the list for first deployment and founding-customer pricing. We will only write when it's ready to point at your network.