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We find the bugs attackers would. Before they do.

Nullvector is a research-driven security company. We audit source code, break applications and run penetration tests the way real adversaries operate — and hand your engineers fixes they can actually ship.

Manual, expert-led testing Every finding exploit-validated Free retest included Credited Google Chrome CVEs
// What we do

Three disciplines. One goal: nothing exploitable ships.

Scanners find what's obvious. We find what's dangerous — logic flaws, chained bugs and the subtle mistakes that only show up when a human reads the code and thinks like an attacker.

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Source Code Audit

Line-by-line review of your codebase by researchers who read code for a living. We trace untrusted input from source to sink and surface vulnerabilities static analysis can't reason about.

  • Taint & data-flow analysis
  • Memory safety (C/C++/Rust unsafe)
  • AuthN / AuthZ & crypto misuse
  • Business-logic & race conditions
  • Supply chain & dependency risk
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Application Security

Deep assessments of web apps, APIs, mobile and desktop clients. We combine code access with live testing to prove impact — not just list theoretical issues.

  • OWASP Top 10 & beyond
  • REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSockets
  • OAuth / SSO / session flaws
  • Client-side & browser attacks
  • iOS, Android & Electron apps
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Penetration Testing

Goal-oriented attacks against your external perimeter, internal network and cloud. We chain small weaknesses into real compromise paths and show you exactly how we got in.

  • External & internal network
  • AWS, GCP & Azure configuration
  • Active Directory attack paths
  • Red team & assumed-breach
  • Pre-launch & compliance testing
// How we work

Built like research. Delivered like engineering.

Every engagement follows a rigorous, transparent process. You always know what we're testing, what we've found and what to do next.

"A finding without a working proof-of-concept is just an opinion. We ship evidence."— Nullvector engineering principle #1
STEP 01

Scoping & threat modeling

We map your architecture, trust boundaries and crown jewels, then agree on a focused scope and clear rules of engagement.

STEP 02

Recon & attack surface mapping

Automated tooling sweeps for the low-hanging fruit so our experts can spend their time where it matters most.

STEP 03

Manual deep-dive

Researchers dig into code and running systems, hunting for logic bugs, chained exploits and novel vulnerability classes.

STEP 04

Exploit validation

Every finding is reproduced with a working PoC and rated by real-world impact, not theoretical CVSS inflation.

STEP 05

Live reporting

Critical issues are escalated the moment we confirm them. No waiting weeks for a PDF while you're exposed.

STEP 06

Remediation & retest

Developer-ready fix guidance, a walkthrough with your team and a free retest to confirm every issue is closed.

// Why Nullvector

Not another checkbox pentest firm.

We're a new breed of security company: small, senior and obsessed with the craft. You work directly with the people who find the bugs.

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Researcher-first

Our team comes from vulnerability research, bug bounty and competitive CTF — not from reselling scanner output.

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Manual coverage

Automation assists, humans decide. Every component in scope gets expert eyes, not just a tool run.

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Proof, not noise

Zero false positives in the final report. If we can't demonstrate it, we don't waste your engineers' time.

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Direct access

A shared channel with the testers themselves. No account managers, no ticket queues, no lost context.

// Research

We break software used by billions.

The same skills we bring to client engagements uncover memory-corruption bugs in one of the most hardened codebases in the world. Recent vulnerabilities we found and reported in Google Chrome:

High severityGoogle Chrome · Bindings

CVE-2026-106248

Use-after-free in Bindings

A crafted HTML page could execute arbitrary code inside the renderer sandbox. Fixed in Chrome 155.0.8059.39.

High severityGoogle Chrome · Network

CVE-2026-76022

Buffer overflow in Network

A crafted HTML page could execute arbitrary code outside the sandbox. Fixed in Chrome 151.0.7922.173.

// Our infrastructure

We run our own offensive tooling. Try it.

Out-of-band detection and payload delivery are at the heart of modern exploitation. We operate dedicated, self-hosted infrastructure for both — and make it available to the community.

Self-hosted, hardened instances of the open-source projects requestrepo by @adragos_ and Responder by Jorian Woltjer.

// Ready when you are

Ship with confidence. Let us break it first.

Tell us what you're building. We'll come back within one business day with a tailored scope, timeline and quote — no strings attached.