BREACH
AI-powered security scanner that proves vulnerabilities by exploiting them. No false positives.
Install
pip install aibreach
With AI features:
pip install aibreach[full]
Usage
# Scan a target
breach scan https://example.com
# AI autonomous mode
breach god https://example.com
# Source code analysis
breach analyze ./src
# List modules
breach modules
Attack Modules
| Module | Type | Severity |
|---|---|---|
sqli |
SQL Injection | Critical |
nosql |
NoSQL Injection | Critical |
cmdi |
Command Injection | Critical |
ssti |
Template Injection | Critical |
ssrf |
Server-Side Request Forgery | Critical |
xss |
Cross-Site Scripting | High |
auth |
Authentication Bypass | Critical |
jwt |
JWT Attacks | Critical |
idor |
Insecure Direct Object Reference | High |
lfi |
Local File Inclusion | High |
Requirements
- Python 3.11+
ANTHROPIC_API_KEYfor AI features
License
AGPL-3.0
Disclaimer
For authorized security testing only.
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