Disclosure-quality evidence
Review source, impact, reproduction, affected versions, and PoC before sending the claim outside the workspace.
Validate exploitability, challenge weak claims, prepare reviewed proof and disclosure language, share only what the recipient needs, and retain the complete coordination timeline.
A vendor, researcher, or bounty program needs a reproducible claim, clear affected scope, and a controlled communication trail. Raw model output is not enough.
Review source, impact, reproduction, affected versions, and PoC before sending the claim outside the workspace.
Use a vendor-style challenge and researcher rebuttal to expose weak assumptions before the real counterparty does.
Label findings against common core-ineligible categories without silently deleting or downgrading them.
Generate a starting email or report, then review the technical claims and recipient context manually.
Deliver selected findings through password-protected, expiring, revocable read-only links.
Record report, acknowledgement, fix, advisory, bounty, credit, notes, and closure events.
ZeroQuarry automates investigation and coordination. Your team keeps control of authorization, risk ownership, and production changes.
Confirm authorization, program rules, affected asset, and whether the issue is real in context.
Reproduce safely, challenge the finding, and resolve contradictory review signals.
Review PoC, impact, affected versions, mitigation, and the draft communication.
Share narrowly, track milestones, verify the fix, and close the record when appropriate.
Useful coverage should lead to faster decisions, cleaner remediation, and evidence that holds up when someone asks for it later.
Challenge non-exploitability, environment mismatch, scope, and evidence gaps before disclosure.
Control what leaves the account and how long the recipient can access it.
Keep technical evidence, communication milestones, remediation, retest, bounty, and credit together.
These are the product boundaries, controls, and operating details teams usually want to understand first.
It can generate draft language and send controlled share invitations, but disclosure claims and recipient details should be reviewed by a human before delivery.
No. It adds context about common eligibility categories. Program rules, authorization, impact, and the evidence still determine the decision.
Shares are read-only. Use your normal coordination channel for responses and record important milestones in the disclosure timeline.
Use the free trial on your own product, then decide whether the resulting security work is useful enough to keep.