Yaga runs real
offensive tests
An AI agent with its own harness, operating in hours. Every result backed by the guarantee of HackerSec's specialists.
Yaga operates within the defined scope, like a human pentester would, but in hours.
Surface analysis, service enumeration and asset discovery within scope.
Offensive attacks adapted to the environment and the application's behavior.
Understands application behavior and adapts tests to what makes sense.
Only delivers what's exploitable. Every finding passes technical criteria before moving forward.
During development, we built several internal agents and ran a competition to see which was best. One was codenamed 007. Another, John Wick. In the end, John Wick won. Since we couldn't officially use that name, we went with his nickname in the movie: Baba Yaga, the figure associated with real danger and facing risk head-on. That's how Yaga was born.
From modern apps to complex infrastructure.
Yaga's harness is the proprietary offensive layer that
turns an AI model into a real pentester.
Built in-house by HackerSec, purely for offensive operations. It's what sets Yaga apart from any tool on the market.
The models underneath change; the harness is what stays. Yaga gets far more out of each model than it delivers alone.
The gain is in the benchmark: the same model performs far better inside Yaga than on its own.
And every result still passes through the guarantee of HackerSec's specialists.
The same AI model performs far better inside Yaga's harness than on its own. The gain shows up in every test mode.
HackerSec internal evaluation over a fixed set of scenarios, measuring confirmed and exploitable vulnerabilities.
Each model is evaluated alone, without Yaga's harness.
Yaga runs inside the HAS Platform. Talk to our team to see how it works in practice.