Stop reproducing vulnerability reports by hand
Meet Hermes
Hermes is the agent on your team that triages every report arriving from outside, reproduces the real exploits in a disposable lab, and returns a verdict with evidence. Bug bounty submissions, pentest findings, DAST alerts. Same question every time: does it reproduce.
Reproduces every report
Hermes takes a raw vulnerability report, auto-provisions a target environment, runs the exploit, and returns a verdict with evidence, end to end.
94% of reports are noise
Triage decides whether a report is even worth investigating. Reproduction proves the rest. Hermes does both, so your team only sees the ones that matter.
Built for the 0-day clock
Reproduces faster than the submissions arrive, so the Mythos-era flood of AI-generated reports doesn't bury the real findings.
Evidence-grade output
Verdict plus reproduction artifacts: the lab configuration, the exploit transcript, the impact verification. Reviewable, defensible, archivable.
No test environment to set up
Reproducing a report by hand starts with building somewhere to run it. Hermes does that part: it provisions an isolated lab, deploys the vulnerable version, and seeds the services, the test accounts, and the data the exploit needs. Then it runs the exploit and hands back the full evidence.
Only spend time on what's actually exploitable
Every report comes back exploitable, not exploitable, or inconclusive, with the attack timeline behind the verdict. The false positives are already filtered out, so your team works the ones that are real. For those, Konvu suggests the fix and ships it as a pull request.
Read → triage → provision → deploy → exploit → verdict
Hermes validates the report against your program rules, maps the upstream ecosystem, plans the lab, provisions ephemeral AWS infrastructure, deploys the vulnerable app at the right commit, and runs the exploit. Each step produces machine-checkable artifacts, and each step only sees the inputs its job requires.