
Armur Ai
Armur AI builds an open-source swarm of autonomous AI agents that chains vulnerabilities across APIs, web apps, and infrastructure.
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Armur AI builds an open-source swarm of autonomous AI agents that chains vulnerabilities across APIs, web apps, and infrastructure.
armur.aiCrawled Oct 15, 2026
The team behind pentest-swarm-ai is available to discuss deployments against a stack, engagements, the dojo, and the open-source arsenal.
The open-source swarm uses autonomous AI agents to chain vulnerabilities across APIs, web apps, and cloud infrastructure, simulating a real attacker. It was built and deployed by the team behind pentest-swarm-ai (1.7K stars).
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Pentest Swarm AI deploys a coordinated swarm of AI agents to automate security testing. The system uses a **stigmergic blackboard architecture**—where agents communicate indirectly through shared data—to perform reconnaissance, exploit vulnerabilities, and generate reports. This approach eliminates centralized control, enabling scalable, autonomous penetration testing.
Jun 2026AppScale BlogNews article
Pentest Swarm AI introduces the first open-source autonomous penetration testing platform leveraging swarm intelligence. The tool integrates live access to multiple security tools, including **nmap**, **sqlmap**, **Burp Suite**, and **Metasploit**, to automate vulnerability assessments dynamically rather than relying on predefined agent sequences.
May 2026Cyber Security NewsNews article
Armur AI develops AI-driven agents that conduct autonomous ethical hacking (pentesting) and detect web application vulnerabilities. The tools leverage fine-tuned large language models to scan codebases for security flaws. The startup focuses on automating cybersecurity assessments for organizations.
Apr 2025ETCISO.inNews article
Cybersecurity firms deploy AI systems designed to mimic hacker tactics and exploit vulnerabilities. These AI tools autonomously test defenses by simulating real-world attack techniques, including phishing and zero-day exploits. The approach helps organizations proactively identify and patch weaknesses before malicious actors do.
Mar 2025Entrepreneur IndiaNews article