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Cybersecurity consulting firm

Offensive expertise.Decisive advantage.

Founded by Keany Vy Khun, offensive cybersecurity specialist. Advanced research and adversary thinking for your critical assets.

An offensive background. A strategic purpose.

From the underground to strategic counsel.

Keany Vy Khun brings an offensive specialist’s perspective to cybersecurity consulting. His path runs from hacking and moderation of BreachForums, through technical coordination and training for members of Lapsus$, to cybersecurity research and strategic advice.

From Tor exit nodes at 12 to blockchain studies at 17, his technical path developed early. At 19, he was selected by the DGSE and the French Army to develop offensive tools in Romania.

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You speak directly with the specialist who frames the assessment and explains the findings.

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Keany Vy KhunFounder & Director of Offensive Security

An attacker only needs one path.

A forgotten account. An overlooked application. A trust relationship no one has questioned. Taken alone, each can look manageable. Connected, they can become a route to your most valuable assets.

We follow those connections. Targeted research, manual testing and advanced offensive tools reveal how an intrusion could unfold. You gain a clear view of the consequences and a practical order in which to act.

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Advanced offensive capabilities

Advanced tools. Expert judgement.

Our engagements combine adversary simulation, zero-day research and exploitation, and jailbroken AI. Each technique serves a defined objective within the authorised scope.

We connect weaknesses across identities, applications and infrastructure to examine how an adversary could reach an agreed objective. The engagement challenges prevention, detection and the decisions made during an intrusion.

The value for your organisationA realistic view of attack paths, their business consequences and the controls that need attention.

We use zero-day vulnerabilities when they are relevant to the mission and permitted by the engagement. Research, controlled validation and exploitation focus on the paths to your critical assets, with handling and disclosure agreed in advance.

The value for your organisationTechnical evidence about weaknesses that established vulnerability checks may not yet cover.

We use jailbroken AI models as research and analysis tools for offensive work: exploring hypotheses, reviewing code and developing testing scenarios. Specialists review the outputs and decide which actions enter the engagement.

The value for your organisationResearch supported by AI, with technical findings validated by the specialist responsible for the mission.

A dark chess knight opposite a pale king

Our benchmark: the advanced adversary.

The methods of state-level threats and advanced cybercriminal groups shape the scenarios we examine: patient reconnaissance, chained weaknesses and movement towards critical assets. We bring that offensive reasoning to your defences and turn the findings into decisions your teams can execute.

From evidence to action

A perspective worth considering.

Questions, frameworks and practical thinking for the decisions ahead.

Find the path before the attacker does.

Tell us which assets matter most. We will define the offensive assessment, the research priorities and the decisions your organisation needs to make.

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