New subdomains, cloud buckets, test environments and SaaS appear every week. Most were never reviewed by security.
A live key in a JavaScript bundle, a listable bucket, a dangling CNAME. Attackers need a single critical opening, not a hundred.
Missing headers and informational noise by the hundred, while the exposure that leads to a breach sits on page twelve.
Exposed assets are scanned and abused within hours. The window between exposure and incident keeps shrinking.
OctoEye runs the recon we run on bug bounty targets: subdomains, live hosts, exposed services, JavaScript, public code, cloud storage and forgotten assets, continuously, from the outside in.
A finding needs proof: a key confirmed live with its provider, a bucket that lists, a CNAME that can be claimed, an origin that answers outside the CDN. No proof, no critical.
Every exposure arrives deduplicated, rated and explained the way a seasoned triager would write it: impact, how to reproduce, how to fix. Your team acts instead of sorting reports.
Hunters do not report isolated bugs, they chain them. OctoEye links your exposures the same way, from first contact to impact, so you fix the one step that breaks the whole path instead of triaging 200 disconnected tickets.
Every scan walks the same stages a bug bounty hunter does: discover every asset, find what is live, fingerprint the stack, then test for real exposure. New subdomains are flagged the moment they appear.
In bug bounty, a report without proof gets closed. OctoEye holds itself to the same bar: an exposure is only critical when the evidence shows it can be used, and false positives like firewalls that answer every port are filtered out.
No queue of reports to reproduce. Each exposure arrives deduplicated, rated and explained: what it is, why it matters, how to verify it yourself and how to fix it, with the threat groups that target the technology you run.
Scanners guess. Bug bounty programs send you reports. OctoEye proves it.
We are a bug bounty group with more than $1M in rewards, earned by finding critical vulnerabilities in the perimeters of companies that thought they had them covered. Offensive security is what we love doing.
Along the way we kept seeing the same pattern: the exposures that turn into incidents are rarely exotic. A forgotten subdomain, a key left in a script, a bucket nobody closed. Scanners bury them in noise, and bug bounty programs only find them when a hunter happens to look, then hand your team a queue of reports to triage.
So we built the product we wanted on the other side: one that looks at your attack surface from the angle we hunt from, and detects, verifies and triages for you, every day.
Get hunter-grade findings that are already verified and triaged, instead of another queue of reports to sort.
See your company the way a bug bounty hunter sees it, without running a program or hiring a red team.
Watch many client perimeters at once and hand over evidence-backed findings your clients can act on.
We spent years finding critical exposures in other companies' perimeters. OctoEye puts that hunter's eye on yours, every day, and hands you only what is proven and worth fixing.
Your intelligence stays in your workspace. Nothing is sold, shared or indexed by a third party.
We watch from the outside and only go active against assets you own or are authorized to assess.
Add and pause watches anytime. Lookalike and phishing domains are shown for awareness, never made clickable.
Add your domain and see your critical exposures in minutes. No agents, no installation, passive by default.