HackGPT Enterprise is a new tool made for security teams focuses on being scalable and compliant, meeting the growing need for effective vulnerability assessments.
The platform supports multi-model AI, including OpenAI’s GPT-4 and local LLMs like Ollama, enabling pattern recognition, anomaly detection, and zero-day vulnerability discovery.
Developed by Yashab Alam, this cloud-native platform integrates advanced AI and machine learning to automate professional-grade penetration testing.
Its machine learning capabilities correlate threats, score risks using CVSS standards, and prioritize exploits, streamlining what was once a labor-intensive process.
| Category | Key Features | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced AI Engine | Multi-Model Support, Machine Learning, Zero-Day Detection, Risk Intelligence, Automated Reporting | Supports OpenAI GPT-4, local LLMs like Ollama, TensorFlow, and PyTorch for pattern recognition, anomaly detection, behavioral analysis, ML-powered vulnerability discovery, CVSS scoring, impact assessment, exploit prioritization, and AI-generated executive summaries with compliance mapping. |
| Enterprise Security & Compliance | Authentication, Authorization, Compliance, Audit Logging, Data Protection | Includes RBAC with LDAP/Active Directory integration, role-based permissions for Admin, Lead, Senior, Pentester, and Analyst roles, support for OWASP, NIST, ISO27001, SOC2, and PCI-DSS frameworks, comprehensive activity tracking, and AES-256-GCM encryption with JWT tokens and secure sessions. |
| Cloud-Native Architecture | Microservices, Service Discovery, Load Balancing, Multi-Cloud, High Availability | Utilizes Docker containers orchestrated by Kubernetes, Consul-based service registry, Nginx reverse proxy with auto-scaling, deployment support for AWS, Azure, and GCP, and features like circuit breakers, health checks, and failover for reliability. |
| Performance & Scalability | Parallel Processing, Multi-Layer Caching, Database, Real-Time, Auto-Scaling | Employs Celery for distributed tasks, Redis with memory caching and TTL management, PostgreSQL with connection pooling and replication, WebSocket for live dashboard updates, and adaptive worker pools to handle workload demands. |
| Enterprise Reporting & Analytics | Dynamic Reports, Real-Time Dashboards, Log Analytics, Executive Summaries, Compliance Reports | Offers exports in HTML, PDF, JSON, XML, and CSV formats; Prometheus + Grafana for monitoring; ELK stack (Elasticsearch + Kibana) for logs; AI-generated business impact assessments; and framework-specific compliance documentation. |
At its core, HackGPT follows an enhanced six-phase penetration testing methodology. Phase one automates OSINT reconnaissance with tools like theHarvester and Shodan, aggregating data from multi-cloud environments such as AWS and Azure.
Scanning in phase two employs parallel processing with Nmap and Nuclei for service fingerprinting and vulnerability correlation.
Subsequent phases handle assessment, safe exploitation via Metasploit, reporting, and retesting, all with built-in compliance mapping to OWASP, NIST, and PCI-DSS frameworks.
Enterprise security features include RBAC with LDAP integration, AES-256 encryption, and audit logging to ensure robust data protection.
HackGPT’s microservices architecture, built on Docker and Kubernetes, supports high availability and multi-cloud deployments across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Performance is optimized with Celery for task distribution, Redis caching, and PostgreSQL databases, allowing real-time dashboards via WebSockets and analytics through Prometheus and Grafana.
Deployment is straightforward: clone the GitHub repo, run the installer, and choose modes like standalone, API server, or full stack with docker-compose.
Interfaces range from CLI for interactive assessments to a web dashboard for monitoring and voice commands for quick operations.
For enterprises, HackGPT reduces manual effort, enhances accuracy in threat detection, and generates dynamic reports in HTML, PDF, or JSON formats. It integrates with SIEM systems and supports custom AI models, making it adaptable for advanced users.
Recent recognitions place it among the top AI cybersecurity tools of 2025, highlighting its role in proactive defense. HackGPT can be cloned from GitHub.
Looking ahead, the roadmap includes version 2.1 in Q3 2025 with threat hunting and SIEM integrations, progressing to fully autonomous assessments in version 3.0 by Q1 2026.
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