All features Hypothesis scans
Security workflow
Available nowTurn a security question into a focused investigation.
A hypothesis scan turns a bounded security claim into a focused threat-scan configuration for an authorized repository. Winfunc follows the relevant code and permission paths, records the scan against the submitted question, and returns the resulting evidence without widening into an open-ended audit.
Hypothesis scansAvailable now
01Security question
02evidence trace
03supported conclusion
The problem
Security work should end in a decision, not another queue.
Some of the most important risks begin as a question about a business rule, permission boundary, or security guarantee—not as a scanner signature.
WorkflowSecurity question → evidence trace → supported conclusion
How it works
From scope to an engineering decision.
State the guarantee or concern, provide the relevant repository and application context, identify roles and sensitive flows, and define any environment where scoped testing is permitted.
- 01Scope
Translate the question into the code paths and guarantees to inspect
- 02Investigate
Trace relevant data, state, roles, and permission checks
- 03Investigate
Gather supporting and contradicting evidence
- 04Review
Return findings and evidence against the original question with limitations
Review-ready output
What your team gets.
Evidence for and against the question
A conclusion tied to the submitted security question
Built for handoff
Evidence your team can inspect.
Keep the reviewed scope, supporting evidence, uncertainty, and next action together so security and engineering can make the same decision from the same context.
Measure the workflow
Track investigation turnaround, findings returned per question, engineering time spent gathering context, and questions that require follow-up evidence.
The original hypothesis and the scope used to assess it
A trace of the relevant code paths and security assumptions
Evidence for and against the hypothesis
A result tied back to the original question and repository revision
Limitations, open questions, and recommended next steps
Why it matters
Let developers and security teams direct deep analysis at an application-specific concern without widening every question into a full audit.
Scope & limits
Bounded by the authorized repository, server-owned branch, submitted question, and available evidence. No finding is not proof of universal safety.