An independent security research team. We build offensive tooling, hunt active threats, reverse engineer malware, and share everything we find.
RaptX runs as two research teams that feed each other — one focused on offense, one on defense. Both publish their work in the open.
Finding the weaknesses before attackers do — and building the tooling that gets us there faster.
Scripts, utilities, and tools that speed up our day-to-day research.
Hunting for vulnerabilities in real-world software and learning to analyze them properly.
Documenting findings, techniques, tools, and lessons learned.
Tracking what's out there right now — and giving the community the means to detect and defend.
Tracking active malware campaigns and threat actors to warn the community.
Reverse engineering malicious software and publishing it to public databases.
Writing detection rules so defenders can catch active threats.
RaptX is an independent collective of security researchers, organized into two teams that feed each other. The Offensive side breaks software, hunts vulnerabilities, and builds the tooling to do it. The Defensive side — our newer arm — studies how real attacks unfold and turns that into detections defenders can use.
Our CVE disclosures and exploit research are published openly; tooling and detection work follows as it is ready. All of it is free — research meant to help people understand and defend real systems.
We publish CVE disclosures, exploit write-ups, and detection rules in the open. Follow the feed and get them the moment they land — no account, no Discord required. Last disclosure .
Pick whichever you already use — every channel carries the same disclosures.
RaptX is always looking for researchers who like to break things, track threats, and write about it.
