Overview
A next-generation counter-honeypot for AI automated penetration agents. It uses a reverse proxy to plant API honeytokens into real business workflows and methods such as reverse prompt injection to counter automated penetration agents, enabling online counter-control of multiple mainstream general-purpose agents.
Pricing
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Use Cases
- Teams use AgentCapture to add honeypot and monitoring capabilities to existing web systems without modifying business code.
- Teams use AgentCapture to identify hidden API route probing by placing fake interfaces in JS, config files, or manuals.
- Teams use AgentCapture to detect credential leakage by generating fake credentials for port services or web backends and placing them in databases, configs, or documents.
- Teams use AgentCapture to chain file bait attack chains by uploading decoy files and binding them to fake APIs and credentials.
- Teams use AgentCapture to trap and replay human attackers with high-fidelity SSH hosts that record command behavior for forensics.
- Teams use AgentCapture to identify AI agents and automated scanners through prompt canaries, browser signals, and headless/WebDriver clues.
- Teams use AgentCapture for security duty and review, auditing through the situational dashboard, attack traffic, honeypot sessions, credential records, and execution history.
- Teams use AgentCapture for node-based deployment operations, centrally maintaining port service honeypots, web application honeypots, remote agents, and templates.
Features
Counter automated penetration agents
Use a reverse proxy for deception
Plant API honeytokens in workflows
Apply reverse prompt injection
Counter-control multiple general-purpose agents
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