Wiz Makes Its AI Penetration-Testing Red Agent Generally Available

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Summary

Wiz says its Red Agent is generally available for continuous AI-assisted testing of applications and APIs. The company reports finding exploitable risks and describes examples involving exposed credentials, passenger data, and unauthorized flight-booking changes.

Key points

  • Wiz says Red Agent continuously tests applications and APIs for logic flaws, authorization bypasses, and other exploitable risks.
  • The product includes an API crawler, an API testing module, and checks to validate the impact of exposed secrets.
  • Wiz reports that preview scans found more than 10,000 critical exploitable risks; these are company-reported results.
  • In one example, testing bypassed URL restrictions in a GCP Cloud Run application and accessed service-account credentials and source code.
  • Another example involved broken object-level authorization in an airline GraphQL API, exposing passenger information and enabling flight-booking changes.
  • A third example involved bypassing a B2B platform's credit system to retrieve unmasked contact details.

Article Details

Event Type
Wiz announced that Red Agent is generally available.
Impact
During preview, Red Agent reportedly discovered more than 10,000 validated critical exploitable risks; 70% of organizations that enabled it found an previously unknown High or Critical vulnerability, and 35% found their first verified Critical vulnerability within one hour. The article also describes vulnerabilities discovered in live environments that exposed passenger personal information, enabled flight-booking changes, and bypassed a B2B platform's paid access controls.

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