Security intelligence for open-source software

See the security story behind every change.

Explomoon helps security teams investigate software updates, surface changes that may matter, and turn validated research into detection content.

Analyst-led. Evidence-linked. Built to support—not replace—security judgment.

Git-based change monitoringLLM-assisted triageIsolated validation labsTested detection content
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From upstream change to defensible action.

Open-source releases move quickly. Explomoon brings source changes, security context, controlled validation, and detection engineering into one reviewable workflow.

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Track the projects you depend on

Monitor selected GitHub repositories and add projects that matter to your environment. Review commits, releases, and noteworthy code changes in context.

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Prioritize with AI assistance

LLMs can help explain diffs and flag changes that may indicate a security fix or vulnerability. Every suggestion remains a hypothesis for analyst review.

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Move from evidence to coverage

Investigate a finding in an isolated lab, record validation evidence, then draft and test detection rules for your chosen stack.

A clear chain of evidence

Keep the human in the loop at every step.

Explomoon is designed to make security research easier to review, reproduce, and hand off.

A model-generated lead is not a confirmed vulnerability. Analysts decide what to validate, what evidence is sufficient, and whether a rule is ready to use.
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Collect

Watch selected repositories and capture relevant change context.

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Assess

Use LLM-assisted analysis to form and prioritize security hypotheses.

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Validate

Reproduce behavior in a controlled, isolated environment and preserve evidence.

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Operationalize

Draft, test, review, and export detection content for analyst approval.

Designed for controlled research

Validation belongs in a sandbox.

Potentially unsafe code should be investigated with explicit boundaries, disposable environments, and a reviewable record of what ran and what happened.

Security principles to implement

Isolated executionLeast privilegeNetwork controlsDisposable environmentsEvidence loggingHuman approval gates

Deployment controls depend on the final product architecture and should be documented before launch.

For the people doing the work

Built around an analyst’s questions.

What changed?

Trace a security-relevant change to its commit, files, and surrounding context.

What should we verify?

Use model-assisted leads to guide investigation without treating generated output as proof.

How do we detect it?

Turn validated behavior into tested, reviewable rules with a clear path to export.

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Bring your open-source security research into focus.

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