Source code review
Trace authorization, data flow, unsafe parsers, secrets, dependency use, and business-logic failures across repositories or uploaded archives.
ZeroQuarry combines AI code security review, binary analysis, and authorized live application testing so teams can follow vulnerabilities across build, packaging, and runtime boundaries.
A source finding can disappear during packaging. Another issue may only become exploitable at runtime. Keeping every surface in one project makes those differences visible.
Trace authorization, data flow, unsafe parsers, secrets, dependency use, and business-logic failures across repositories or uploaded archives.
Expand and decompile APKs, JARs, firmware, installers, and archives to review the artifact customers actually receive.
Probe web applications and APIs inside explicit host, authentication, and authorization boundaries.
Give the coordinator product context, sensitive boundaries, and recent-change details without preventing broader investigation.
Resolve separate models for investigation, adversarial review, and artifact generation while keeping one report.
Group assessment versions by product or service and preserve targets, findings, retests, logs, and artifacts.
ZeroQuarry automates investigation and coordination. Your team keeps control of authorization, risk ownership, and production changes.
Choose the product project, target surface, credentials, authorization, and business context.
Coordinator and specialist agents map the target and follow high-value attack paths.
Triage, proof generation, and optional vendor-style review pressure-test the claims.
Route accepted findings into fixes, tickets, retests, disclosures, or evidence packs.
Useful coverage should lead to faster decisions, cleaner remediation, and evidence that holds up when someone asks for it later.
Review code, shipped artifacts, and live behavior without splitting history across unrelated tools.
Prioritize evidence, reachability, impact, and product context over pattern matches.
Keep every target, version, decision, and retest connected to the product it belongs to.
These are the product boundaries, controls, and operating details teams usually want to understand first.
ZeroQuarry covers source, binary, and authorized live targets, but its workflow is closer to agent-led security research than a deterministic rule scanner. It investigates product-specific behavior and produces evidence for review.
Yes. Accounts can configure scoped HTTPS or SSH Git credentials, and CI workflows can reference the saved credential without placing it in the scan payload.
Remote testing requires explicit authorization and scope. Use a staging or production-like environment when active probes could create risk, and keep the allowed host boundary narrow.
Use the free trial on your own product, then decide whether the resulting security work is useful enough to keep.