Map your AWS blast radius

An autonomous agent that starts from a foothold in your AWS environment and maps every lateral movement and privilege escalation path. Know your real attack surface before someone else does.

How It Works

1

Provide a Foothold

Give the agent a starting point — credentials, a Lambda function, or an EC2 instance.

2

Set Guardrails

Define scope boundaries, off-limits resources, and rules of engagement.

3

Watch It Work

The agent moves through your environment in real time, building a live attack graph.

4

Get Your Report

Receive a full report with attack paths, blast radius, and remediation steps.

Why hackaws.cloud

AWS-Native

Pure API-driven movement. Role assumptions, policy abuse, service pivoting, credential chaining. No SSH brute forcing or web app exploitation.

Live Attack Graph

Watch the agent work in real time as it builds a graph of every principal, resource, and path it discovers in your environment.

Your Rules

Define scope boundaries, off-limits resources, and rules of engagement. The agent operates autonomously within your guardrails.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does hackaws.cloud do?

hackaws.cloud runs an autonomous agent from our SaaS platform that uses your provided starting credentials to map every lateral movement and privilege escalation path in your AWS environment. It shows you your real attack surface and blast radius — what an attacker could actually reach.

Is it safe to run in my AWS account?

Yes. You configure guardrails before every engagement — scope boundaries, off-limits resources, and rules of engagement. The agent operates within your defined constraints and only uses AWS API calls. It does not exploit vulnerabilities, brute force credentials, or run destructive operations.

What kind of credentials do I need to provide?

You provide a starting point: an IAM access key pair, a session token, a Lambda function ARN, or an EC2 instance ID with an attached role. The agent begins from that foothold and discovers what paths are available.

How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?

Vulnerability scanners check for misconfigurations against a checklist. hackaws.cloud actually moves through your environment like an attacker would — assuming roles, chaining credentials, and discovering real attack paths. It shows you what is actually exploitable, not just what might be.

Does it work across multiple AWS accounts?

Yes. If the starting credentials can assume cross-account roles, the agent will follow those paths and map the blast radius across your entire AWS Organization.

What do I get at the end?

You get a live attack graph showing every path the agent discovered, plus a detailed report with findings, severity ratings, attack paths, and remediation recommendations. You can also watch the agent work in real time.