Recon that becomes a project
Six live hosts, technologies, URLs, ports and screenshots stay connected to the scope that produced them.
The definitive bug bounty workspace
Bug Bounty Suite. One attack chain.
NexHunt turns scattered Linux tools into one continuous web pentesting workflow. Map the surface, validate findings, run focused attacks and keep the evidence together instead of rebuilding context in every terminal.
Local-first · Kali, Debian and Ubuntu · Free edition + lifetime Pro
From first host to defensible report.
The interface follows the work: discovery feeds validation, validation feeds exploitation, and confirmed evidence stays attached to the project.
- 01Map the surface
Subdomains, live hosts, ports, URLs, screenshots, CVEs and endpoints in one project.
- 02Separate signal
Nuclei, CORS, API, repository and WordPress checks collect findings by severity.
- 03Test deliberately
Focused CORS, GraphQL, injection, brute-force and business-logic workflows.
- 04Keep the evidence
The AI copilot prioritizes next steps and helps turn validated work into a report.
The attack surface stays visible.
Findings, already prioritized
Bring Nuclei, CORS, JavaScript and GraphQL signals into one severity-aware queue.
Focused web attack modules
Run crafted CORS tests across live hosts and preserve the result beside the target.
GraphQL beyond introspection
Map queries and mutations, compare authenticated and anonymous responses, and surface broken access control.
Repeatable attack pipelines
Run XSS, SQLi, LFI and JavaScript secret workflows without rebuilding the chain by hand.
A copilot with the project context
Prioritize the attack surface, identify quick wins and generate executable next steps from loaded findings.
Stop rebuilding your workspace
Get NexHunt ↗Keep the hunt in one place.
Start with the free edition, then unlock the full workflow with NexHunt Pro when the project needs automation, bulk testing and AI-assisted analysis.
Use NexHunt only on systems you are authorized to test.