An autonomous red team.
Built for money.
Hoplite connects specialist AI agents to investigate your applications, financial workflows, and Web3 infrastructure. One coordinated system. Findings backed by evidence.
Can a valid user move money outside their permissions?
Object authorization / workflow order / replayDoes a low-privilege session reach another customer’s account?
Session handling / role escalation / tenant isolationCan an application session reach privileged asset operations?
Session handling / API authorization / trust boundariesBuilt for teams
moving money
A capable agent is only the start. Meaningful coverage needs coordinated investigation, shared context, and a record of what was actually tested.
01Scope enters the shared engagement controller.
02Work fans out to specialist agents.
03Evidence returns to the engagement ledger.
04Coverage informs the next wave of work.
The Hoplite agent
A custom fine-tuned model at the core. Specialist security knowledge and hands-on tools to move from a hypothesis to a testable attack path—not just a plausible answer.
The Hoplite system
The engagement controller coordinates parallel workers, retains discoveries, and tracks coverage. Investigations build on one another instead of starting from zero.
Our custom fine-tuned model is part of the system. The difference is what surrounds it: specialist skills, real testing tools, coordinated agents, and evidence you can inspect.
An authorization flaw can become a payment problem. A compromised API can become a protocol problem. We investigate the boundaries between systems—not just the systems in isolation.
REST, GraphQL, browser flows, injection, and server-side attack paths.
Beyond the login screenSessions, tokens, object authorization, tenant isolation, and privilege escalation.
Across trust boundariesValue conservation, double refunds, idempotency, race conditions, and workflow abuse.
Where money changes handsDigital asset platforms, application-layer access, backend APIs, and off-chain dependencies.
Around the protocolExposed services, misconfiguration, secrets, and reachable internal resources.
Beyond the applicationSource-aware investigation paired with browser, HTTP, terminal, and Python tooling.
From code to consequenceCoverage is recorded against the agreed scope. Untested areas and blockers stay visible. No blanket “all clear.”
A protocol can have audited contracts and still expose a dangerous path through its frontend, API, or identity flow.
Hoplite investigates the application layer around digital assets: who can access an account, which actions an API permits, and where privileged operations become reachable. Test the product—not just the contract.
Contract and chain-specific depth is agreed during scoping.
Discuss your protocolTrace the request. Examine the authority behind it.
Applications / Sessions / APIs
Follow an application request and its session context.
Services / Secrets
Examine access to the services behind asset operations.
Record the request, boundary and observed behavior.
Security teams need more than a confident answer. They need to know what was tested, what was verified, and what still needs attention.
Agree assets, identities, exclusions, and rules of engagement. Define what matters to your business.
Specialist agents pursue different surfaces. The system carries discoveries into the next wave of work.
Separate a promising observation from a verified result. Link the claim to reproducible evidence.
Bring together findings, attack chains, coverage, and open gaps so your team knows what to fix and what remains.
Verification status stays explicit. Rejected hypotheses, coverage gaps, and unresolved work are not quietly turned into successful tests.
Hoplite uses agents to investigate hypotheses with a browser, HTTP tools, a terminal, and code. It can follow an application workflow and connect findings across surfaces, rather than stopping at a list of signature matches.
An engagement starts with agreed scope and exclusions. Operators can steer priorities, stop active work, and resume from retained engagement state. Test depth and permitted actions are agreed before an assessment.
No. A contract audit does not cover the entire product. Hoplite investigates the applications, APIs, identity flows, and infrastructure around digital assets. Contract and chain-specific requirements are agreed during scoping, rather than assumed from a generic Web3 label.
An engagement report with evidence-linked findings, verification status, attack chains, and coverage records. Gaps and unverified observations remain visible; a completed run is not a guarantee that an asset is secure.
Bring your stack. Bring your hardest security questions.
We’ll work out where Hoplite should start.