# Human in the Loop

If Aikido identifies more escalation potential for a finding, you can allow to continue the exploitation from the finding details.

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Continuing exploitation can create or modify data and may disrupt parts of your application. We strongly recommend running this in a testing environment only.
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### How to continue exploitation

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**Open your finding details**

Open a pentest issue in Aikido and go to **Attack Analysis**.
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**Click "Exploit Further"**

If the finding is eligible, you will see the button **Exploit Further**.

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**Review the updated analysis**

Aikido starts a deeper follow-up run and updates the same finding with the latest escalation and retest results.

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Aikido only shows **Exploit Further** when a finding is eligible for escalation. If you do not see this action, the finding is either not eligible, already escalated, or has no additional escalation potential.
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