If it isn't proven, it doesn't publish.
Prancer separates what might be exploitable from what was actually demonstrated against the target environment. Models can propose. Attack planning can identify a path. Execution determines what is true.
A security finding is not the same as proof
From attack idea to evidence-backed verdict
Attack hypothesis → authorized execution → target response → evidence capture → verdict.
Not all security evidence is equal
- Exploited
- Observed
- AttackPathIdentified
- Simulated
Proving the defense is also a result
Proven, Control-Blocked, or Unreachable — within the tested path and authorized scope.
Prove each step, not just the first vulnerability
Model intelligence proposes. Prancer executes. Evidence decides.
Security policy says what should happen. Evidence shows what did happen.
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