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@jashidsany jashidsany released this 29 Jul 00:33
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Breachwright 2.0.0

Breachwright was created by Advent Cybersecurity and is now fully open source
for the security community under the Apache License 2.0.

One complete distribution

Version 2.0.0 removes product editions, activation keys, subscription checks,
seat limits, engagement limits, finding limits, and feature gates. Every
Breachwright product feature is included in the open-source distribution.

Included capabilities cover:

  • Engagement, finding, evidence, retest, checklist, and report management
  • AI-assisted scan analysis, attack paths, narratives, and remediation guidance
  • SharpHound and BloodHound analysis
  • Markdown and DOCX reporting
  • Tool Runner workflows
  • Engagement export and import
  • Custom prompts and report templates
  • Cross-engagement knowledge and methodology gap analysis

AI providers

AI-assisted workflows can use Anthropic, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, or
local and self-hosted OpenAI-compatible endpoints such as Ollama and vLLM.

The former Moxie provider is not included because it depended on a private
Advent-operated service. No open-source workflow depends on Advent-hosted
infrastructure.

Security and maintenance

  • Evidence and report files now require authenticated downloads.
  • Access tokens are no longer placed in download URLs.
  • Vulnerable Python authentication and framework dependencies were replaced or
    upgraded.
  • CI, dependency audits, CodeQL, Dependabot, and open-source invariant tests
    are included.
  • Community security reporting and disclosure guidance is available in
    SECURITY.md.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/Advent-Cybersecurity/breachwright.git
cd breachwright
python -m pip install -r backend/requirements.txt
cd frontend
npm ci
npm run build
cd ..
python run.py

Docker deployment instructions and AI provider configuration are documented in
the repository README.

Release artifacts

This initial public release is source-only. GitHub provides automatic source
archives for the tag. Windows and Linux binary packages will be added only
after platform-specific packaging and smoke tests pass. Legacy licensed binaries
are not part of this release.