BASzy AI Solution

Simulate Real
Threat Actor
Campaigns.

Run APT28, Lazarus, and FIN7 attack chains against your infrastructure. Know exactly where they'd get in, which controls failed, and how to fix every gap before a real adversary finds it.

155+ attack modules MITRE ATT&CK mapped Full kill chain Closed-loop validation
baszy campaign --actor APT28
$ baszy campaign --actor APT28 --target 10.0.0.0/24
[+] Loading threat actor profile: APT28 (Fancy Bear)
[+] Campaign chain: 14 techniques across 6 tactics
[*] Phase 1: Initial Access
T1566.001 Spearphishing Attachment BYPASSED
[*] Phase 2: Execution
T1059.001 PowerShell Execution BYPASSED
[*] Phase 3: Persistence
T1547.001 Registry Run Keys BLOCKED
[*] Phase 4: Lateral Movement
T1550.002 Pass the Hash BYPASSED
[*] Phase 5: Exfiltration
T1048.003 DNS Tunneling BLOCKED
[!] Campaign result: 3/5 phases successful
Report: ./campaigns/apt28_7f3a2c.html
155+
Attack modules
124
MITRE techniques mapped
12
Threat actor profiles
100%
Local execution
01

How It Works

Three steps to
adversary emulation.

Select a threat actor. Execute their playbook. See exactly what failed.

Select a Threat Actor

Choose from pre-built campaign profiles: APT28, APT29, Lazarus Group, FIN7, Cobalt Group, and more. Each profile maps to the exact techniques that group uses in the wild.

APT28 (Fancy Bear)
APT29 (Cozy Bear)
Lazarus Group
FIN7 (Carbanak)
Cobalt Group
+ custom campaigns

Execute the Full Kill Chain

BASzy runs the complete MITRE ATT&CK chain for that actor: Initial Access, Execution, Persistence, Lateral Movement, and Exfiltration. Every technique, in order, against your real infrastructure.

Initial Access → Execution → Persistence
→ Privilege Escalation → Lateral Movement
→ Collection → Exfiltration

Get Actionable Results

A detailed report shows exactly which controls failed, which techniques bypassed your defenses, and step-by-step remediation guidance for every gap. No guesswork. Just fixes.

BLOCKED: T1547.001 Registry Run Keys
BYPASSED: T1059.001 PowerShell Exec
FIX: Enable constrained language mode
FIX: Deploy AppLocker script rules
02

Attack Modules

Real techniques.
Not theoretical risks.

Every module replicates an actual adversary technique, mapped directly to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. These are the exact methods threat actors use in production breaches.

T1566

Phishing Payload Delivery

Simulates spearphishing attachments and links with crafted payloads. Tests email gateway filtering, sandbox detonation, and user-level controls against realistic delivery vectors.

Initial Access
T1059

PowerShell Execution

Executes encoded and obfuscated PowerShell commands to test endpoint detection, AMSI bypasses, constrained language mode enforcement, and script block logging coverage.

Execution
T1547

Registry Persistence

Plants persistence mechanisms via Run keys, services, and scheduled tasks. Validates whether your EDR catches registry modifications and auto-start extensibility points.

Persistence
T1550

Pass-the-Hash

Extracts and replays NTLM hashes for lateral authentication. Tests credential guard configuration, network segmentation, and privileged access management controls.

Lateral Movement
T1021

SMB Relay

Performs NTLM relay attacks across SMB sessions. Validates SMB signing enforcement, LDAP channel binding, and network-level authentication controls across your domain.

Lateral Movement
T1048

DNS Tunneling Exfil

Encodes and exfiltrates data through DNS queries to test your DNS monitoring, DLP controls, and egress filtering. Uses protocol-aware encoding to bypass basic inspection.

Exfiltration
155+ more modules across all MITRE ATT&CK tactics
03

Live Visualization

Attack Surface Canvas

Watch attack paths trace across your network in real time. The interactive canvas renders every asset, connection, and compromise as the campaign executes, giving your team immediate visual context for what happened and where.

  • Nodes show compromised vs. safe assets with live status updates
  • Real-time attack path tracing as techniques execute
  • Drag, zoom, and filter to explore your network topology
  • Click any node to see technique details, timestamps, and outcomes
  • Export high-resolution maps for executive reporting
GW-01
DC-01
FS-03
WS-07
DB-02
WEB-1
EXF
APP-2
SIEM
Compromised
Safe / Defended
Target / Objective
04

Framework Coverage

MITRE ATT&CK
coverage you can measure.

124 techniques mapped across every tactic in the MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise matrix. Not checkboxes on a spreadsheet. Actual executable validations.

92%
Recon
88%
Resource Dev
95%
Initial Access
91%
Execution
87%
Persistence
84%
Priv Esc
89%
Def Evasion
86%
Cred Access
82%
Discovery
90%
Lat Move
78%
Collection
85%
C2
93%
Exfiltration
80%
Impact
124
Techniques mapped
14
Tactics covered
87%
Average coverage
05

Closed-Loop Validation

Remediation
Proof Engine.

Don't just find gaps. Prove they're fixed. BASzy's closed-loop validation runs the attack, verifies your fix, and documents the evidence your auditors need.

Step 1

Run Attack

Execute the campaign against your infrastructure. BASzy logs every technique, outcome, and detection status.

Step 2

Apply Fix

Remediate using the specific guidance provided. Deploy the config change, patch, or policy update.

Step 3

Re-Run Attack

Execute the exact same campaign again. BASzy compares before and after results automatically.

Step 4

Prove It's Fixed

Get timestamped proof that the vulnerability is resolved. Exportable evidence for compliance and audit.

Auditor-ready evidence. Every remediation proof cycle generates a timestamped, hash-verified report with before/after comparisons. Designed for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NIST CSF compliance workflows. Your auditor gets the evidence. Your team gets the confidence.

AF

Proprietary Technology

AutoFuzz™
Zero-day discovery engine.

Known attack signatures only catch known threats. AutoFuzz goes further. It uses AI-driven fuzzing to discover vulnerabilities no scanner has signatures for, finding the gaps that would be zero-days to your current stack.

Protocol-Aware Mutation Engine

AutoFuzz understands the structure of HTTP, DNS, SMB, LDAP, and 20+ protocols. It generates mutations that are syntactically valid but semantically adversarial, testing edge cases that random fuzzing would never reach. Every mutation is guided by the local AI model based on observed target behavior.

AI-Guided Payload Generation

The local LLM analyzes responses from each fuzzing round and adapts the next set of inputs. If a parameter boundary triggers an anomalous response, AutoFuzz narrows the search space automatically. Not brute force. Intelligent, iterative discovery.

baszy autofuzz
$ baszy autofuzz --target api.internal --protocols http,dns
[+] AutoFuzz engine initialized
[+] Protocol handlers: HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, DNS
[+] AI mutation model: cveasy-fuzz-v1
[*] Round 1: 2,400 mutations generated
[*] Round 2: Narrowing on /api/v2/export param
[*] Round 3: Boundary anomaly detected
[!] FINDING: Unhandled deserialization at /api/v2/export
[!] Type: Remote Code Execution (potential)
[!] No known CVE match - possible zero-day
Report: ./fuzz_output/autofuzz_9d4e1b.html
Beyond Signatures

Finds logic flaws, auth bypasses, and injection paths unique to your application. The vulnerabilities that CVE databases don't have entries for yet.

20+ Protocols

HTTP, DNS, SMB, LDAP, gRPC, WebSocket, MQTT, and more. Each protocol handler understands structure and semantics, not just bytes.

100% Local

Every payload generated and executed locally. No cloud dependency. No telemetry. Your zero-day findings stay on your machine.

See it run against your stack.

Schedule a live demo to see BASzy AI simulate real threat actor campaigns against your infrastructure. Contact Sales to learn more.

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