Hacktron is an autonomous vulnerability hunting platform that uses AI agents to identify and exploit security vulnerabilities in software applications. The company offers both a command-line interface (CLI) and a web platform that integrates with GitHub repositories and CI/CD pipelines to perform automated security assessments. The platform operates through a four-stage process: connecting to code repositories, analyzing code to identify vulnerabilities, generating working proof-of-concept exploits for discovered issues, and providing actionable patches via pull requests. Hacktron emphasizes a "PoC || GTFO" principle, meaning every reported vulnerability includes a working exploit demonstration. The company provides full-scope security assessments that generate audit-grade reports suitable for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 compliance requirements. Their AI agents are designed to perform security testing with the accuracy of manual penetration testers but at automated speeds. Hacktron was founded by security researchers with backgrounds in competitive hacking, bug bounty hunting, and security auditing. The team includes individuals with experience at organizations like Cure53, ProjectDiscovery, and TikTok, as well as speakers at conferences such as DEF CON and BlackHat. The company serves engineering teams across various sectors, with clients including Perplexity, Supabase, Gumroad, and other technology companies. Hacktron is backed by Project Europe and OtterSec.