Open-Source AI Pentester Shannon 3.0 Finds Critical SQLi: DeepSeek Costs $6.10 vs $4,000 Commercial Scans
testingcatalog · x · 2026-09-08
Keygraph tested its new Shannon 3.0 against Photoview 2.4.0, the same build Doyensec used to benchmark Aikido and XBOW. All three model configs caught the critical pre-auth SQL injection that Photoview later patched.
Costs varied wildly: DeepSeek v4 Flash came in at $6.10 in tokens, Grok 4.6 at $35.07, and Opus 5 at $115, each catching six of the seven issues fixed in that round. By comparison, Doyensec reported $4,000 per scan for the commercial platforms.
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