Autonomous Browser
Red Teaming
We use autonomous browser operators to test the business rules, safeguards and user workflows that protect your platform.
These operators interact through the same pages and controls your customers use. They interpret what is on screen, make decisions, recover from failed attempts and continue across multiple services.
An assessment follows an objective through the workflow—including what happens when the first approach fails.
Can your controls hold across the whole interaction?
A permission check, verification step or moderation decision protects part of a process. We investigate whether those protections remain effective as an autonomous operator moves between accounts, features and connected services.
Engagements can examine:
- Account access and permissions: whether restrictions hold throughout account operations and changes of context.
- Transactions and platform activity: whether listings, messages, purchases and other actions can be combined or repeated in ways that undermine your business rules.
- Abuse prevention and intervention: how verification, moderation, usage limits and human checkpoints respond to an operator that can adapt and keep trying.
Operators built for the assessment.
We develop the browser operators used in this work. Each engagement can be configured around your platform, the behaviour you need to investigate and the consequences you need to prevent.
Testing can cover a single critical workflow or extend across products, services and operating environments. We work with Trust & Safety, Product and Engineering teams to define the objectives and examine what the operator actually accomplishes.
From findings to working changes.
We preserve evidence of the actions taken, the controls encountered and the outcomes reached, so your team can reproduce and investigate a finding.
The work can continue into engineering: improving application controls, permissions, monitoring and recovery, then testing the revised system against the same objectives and further attempts.
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Tell us how your platform works and what its users should—and should not—be able to do.