Exploit Capsule Detail is the full view of a single sealed capsule. It loads a capsule by its fingerprint and shows the whole exploit path — every step, the side-effects it produced, the call trace, and the reproducer — not just a summary.
Why it exists
A capsule is the reproducible artifact the Lab produces, and reviewing one means seeing all of it: which step changed what state, what each call did, and how to replay it. This page renders that detail — the timeline, the traces, and the proof-of-concept — so a finding’s proof can be inspected end to end.
Who uses it
- Auditor — reviews the full reproducer attached to a finding.
- Researcher — studies the side-effect traces to understand how the exploit behaves.
How to open it
- From the Exploit Lab — open a capsule by fingerprint.
- Direct URL —
/exploit-capsule?fp=<fingerprint>.
What’s on the page
The page reads the fingerprint from the link; if one isn’t present it shows an empty state and sends you back to the Exploit Lab. When a capsule loads, a verdict header gives the severity, exploitability tier, and attacker gain; a step timeline expands each step to its side-effects and call trace; and a reproducer block holds the proof-of-concept, with copy actions.
Limits
- Requires a signed-in account.
- A capsule from another tenant doesn’t resolve — the page shows an empty state when a fingerprint can’t be found, so switch to the correct tenant if you expected it to load.
Related pages
- Exploit Lab — the landing page you open capsules from.