I’ve been
pwned!
Get protection between the exploit and your live software, without waiting for an application release.
Get help from EdenProtect the software you already run
Apply protection to vulnerable interactions without changing application code.
Target the exploit
Block unsafe requests or transform them before they reach your application.
Check the impact
Test legitimate requests alongside the exploit so you can see what changes.
Get help from Eden
Tell us what’s happening and where to reach you.
Or email directly: contact@eden.dev
From “pwned” to protected.
Turn a reproducible exploit into a defense your team can validate and deploy.
- 01
Reproduce the exploit
We work with your team to understand the affected software and reproduce the unsafe interaction in an isolated test environment.
- 02
Build a targeted defense
Develop a runtime policy or code logic that blocks the exploit or changes the request before it reaches vulnerable code.
- 03
Verify, then deploy
Test the defense against the exploit and legitimate traffic, then deploy protection through Eden while your team prepares the permanent fix.
What should I include in my request?
The affected application or service, any known CVE, what you’re seeing, and how to reach your team. Start with a summary; we can agree on how to exchange logs and sensitive technical details.
Do I need to change my application code?
Runtime protection acts on traffic before it reaches the application. Your team configures Eden in the traffic path, including the routing and TLS access needed for the affected service. The application code can stay as it is while you prepare a fix.
Does runtime protection replace the permanent fix?
No. It protects the vulnerable interaction while the underlying fix is developed and released. Eden can then help verify that the exploit no longer works against the updated software.
Can you help with software we don’t own?
Eden can protect traffic to vendor-controlled and legacy applications, including software your team cannot easily rebuild. We’ll review the affected protocol and deployment with you to establish which controls fit.