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An offline security scanner (SAST) for your code and your Salesforce org. It finds real vulnerabilities, shows the attack path behind each one, and never uploads your code, even air-gapped.

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attack pathGET /orders/lookup
GET/orders/lookupentry point, signed-in users
  1. checkout.py:214order_lookup()reads order_id from the request
  2. services/orders.py:88lookup_order()passes it on unchangedno access check
  3. db/query_builder.py:41where_clause()pastes it into the SQL textno access check
  4. db/session.py:57cursor.execute()runs the assembled statementCRITICALSQL injectionVULK-1042

4 hops. Nothing checks the value between the request and the database.

Impact

Impact score, db86/100

Reachable from 3 entry points

  • GET/orders/lookup
  • GET/orders/export
  • POST/orders/search
One attack path as the console shows it: where the data comes in, the two places nothing checks it, where it does damage, and what it reaches.

Every vulnerability, with its attack path.

Most scanners match patterns and leave you to sort the pile. Vulkro maps the ways into your application, follows the data, and reports a vulnerability only with the path that shows it is real. In the published test, 62% of what it flagged was real, and the misses are published too.

Maps every way in

Every route, handler, job and command a user or another system can reach, and whether each one checks who is asking.

Follows the data

From the request, across files and functions, to the database, the file system and the shell. A missing check on the way is the vulnerability.

Proves it, then ranks it

A problem is reported as proven only when the path is complete. The rest is marked unproven or not checked, never mixed in.

Air-gapped SAST: nothing leaves your machine.

Every check runs on your own computer, and the same code always gets the same answer. Nothing to upload, nothing for your security team to approve.

What stays

The code it reads, the map it builds of your application, and every problem it finds. All of it on your disk.

What leaves

One daily licence check carrying a handful of usage counts. Never your code, never a file name, never a finding.

The air-gap switch

Turn it on and nothing leaves at all, not even the update check. Vulnerability data arrives as a checksummed bundle, and the licence is a file.

What it finds, and how well.

The vulnerabilities behind real breaches, in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Java, C, C++ and PHP, and in Salesforce with the Salesforce edition.

Injection

Database queries, shell commands and templates built from something a user typed.

Broken access control

Records, fields and pages anyone can reach by changing a number in the address.

Leaked secrets

Passwords and keys left in the code, or in git history.

Vulnerable packages and infrastructure

Known bugs in the npm and PyPI packages you use (Go, Cargo and Maven with the wider bundle), plus risky Terraform, Kubernetes and Docker settings.

Salesforce

Who can see which records and fields, sharing, guest access, Flow and Apex, and the org settings a reviewer reads.

Evidence for auditors

What you ship (SBOM), which known bugs affect it (VEX), and control-by-control evidence for SOC 2, PCI, HIPAA, GDPR and ISO 27001.

Result
Real vulnerabilities found33 of 83
Vulnerabilities it missed50
False alarms20
Of everything it flagged, how much was real62%
Time to check every application36.3s
Every vulnerability in this test is a real, publicly documented bug in a real application, confirmed by reading the code at that exact version. The ones Vulkro cannot find stay in the test rather than being removed.

Measured on vulkro 0.25.3, 2026-09-08, at the setting we recommend for stopping a release. Fixed test sets flatter every tool, ours included. The only benchmark that matters is your own code.

Salesforce: pass AppExchange Security Review the first time.

Vulkro for Salesforce reads what your team built on Salesforce, plus the org settings, the way an AppExchange Security Review reads them, and gives you the readiness checklist before you submit. A failed review costs another submission fee and weeks of waiting; a ten-minute check on your own machine does not. Vulkro Red, a red team on the same engine that shows which problems an attacker would actually use, is coming soon.