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Web, API, mobile and source code

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Networks, cloud platforms, external perimeter

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Goal-driven attacks against people, process and technology

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External attack surface assessment

Discovery of everything your organisation exposes to the internet, known and forgotten, with each exposure verified by hand.

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Attackers do not start from your asset inventory. They start from certificate logs, DNS history, code repositories and breach dumps, and they usually find a system that nobody remembers: a staging copy, a marketing site from three years ago, an administrative panel on a forgotten subdomain.

We do the same work first. Discovery relies on public sources and does not touch your systems. What we find is presented to you, you confirm what is yours, and only the confirmed assets are examined actively.

01Scope

What we test

  • Domains and subdomains, including historic records and certificate transparency logs
  • Address space, cloud resources and content delivery configurations
  • Exposed services: administrative interfaces, databases, remote access, development tools
  • Subdomain takeover and dangling DNS records
  • Public code repositories, package registries and container images
  • Leaked credentials in public breach data and paste sites
  • Mail configuration: SPF, DKIM, DMARC and exposure to spoofing
  • Third-party services that host your data or act in your name

02Approach

How the work is done

  1. Passive discovery

    Assets are collected from public sources only. Nothing is sent to your systems at this stage.

  2. Ownership confirmation

    You receive the list and mark what belongs to you. Assets of third parties are excluded unless their operator consents.

  3. Active verification

    Confirmed assets are examined: services identified, versions checked, exposures verified by hand.

  4. Prioritisation

    Each exposure is rated by what an attacker could do with it and by how likely exploitation is, using CVSS and EPSS where they apply.

Methodology

03

What you receive

  • Asset inventory in a format you can import
  • List of exposures with evidence, rating and recommendation
  • List of leaked credentials and secrets, delivered through a secure channel
  • Executive summary for management
  • Technical report: every finding with evidence, CVSS 4.0 vector, CWE class and fix
  • Debrief call with your engineers
  • One retest of every finding within 60 days of the report
  • Attestation letter after the retest

04

What we need from you

  • The names of the legal entities and brands in scope
  • Known root domains and address ranges as a starting point
  • A contact who can confirm ownership of discovered assets

05Standards

Standards behind the method

06Questions

Questions about this service

Do you need any access to our systems?

No. The assessment is performed from the position of an outsider. You only confirm which of the discovered assets are yours.

How do you handle leaked credentials that you find?

We record where they were found and check whether they follow your current password policy. They are not used to log in unless the rules of engagement allow it explicitly. The list is delivered through a secure channel and destroyed after hand-over.

Can this run continuously?

Yes. The attack surface changes with every deployment. Repeated discovery with verification of new assets is part of continuous penetration testing.

08Request

Tell us what needs testing

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  • NDA before any technical detail
  • Fixed price for paid engagements
  • No obligation

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Application security

Infrastructure and cloud

Adversary simulation

AI, Web3 and cryptography

Programs and assurance

Application security

Free website security check

We look at your website from the outside, the way an attacker does, and check whether it can be broken into: weak settings, outdated software, exposed files, unsafe forms. The check is free of charge.

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Application security

Web application penetration testing

We try to break into your web application the way a real attacker would: log in to the accounts of other people, read the data of other customers, change prices or orders. You learn what is possible before criminals do.

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Application security

API security testing

An API is the channel through which your app, your website and your partners exchange data with your servers. We check that nobody can use it to read or change data that is not theirs.

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Application security

Mobile application penetration testing

We examine your iOS or Android app and the servers behind it: what the app keeps on the phone, what can be extracted from it and whether its requests can be tampered with.

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Application security

Secure code review

Our specialists read the source code of your product and find the mistakes that lead to a break-in, including those that cannot be seen from the outside.

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Infrastructure and cloud

Cloud & Kubernetes security assessment

We check how your cloud is set up (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes): who has access to what, which data is open to the internet and how far an attacker gets after the first mistake.

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Infrastructure and cloud

Infrastructure penetration testing

We test your servers and your office network from the outside and from the inside: can an attacker get in, and once inside, reach the accounting system, the mail or the backups.

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Infrastructure and cloud

External attack surface assessment

We find everything your company exposes to the internet, including what has been forgotten: old websites, test servers, leaked passwords. Then we show which of it can be attacked.

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Infrastructure and cloud

CI/CD & supply chain security

We check the path your code takes from the developer to the customer: build servers, third-party libraries, access keys. Whoever controls that path controls your product.

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Adversary simulation

Red team operations

A full-scale exercise. Our team plays a real attacker with a goal, for example to reach customer data, and you see whether your defence notices and stops it.

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Adversary simulation

Purple team exercises

Our attackers and your defenders work side by side: we show an attack technique, your team checks whether it sees it, and the gaps in monitoring are closed on the spot.

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Adversary simulation

Social engineering assessment

We test people, not machines: the phishing emails, calls and messages that attackers use to obtain passwords. You learn how many employees would be deceived and what to train.

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AI, Web3 and cryptography

AI & LLM security testing

If your product has a chatbot or another AI model, we check whether it can be talked into revealing confidential data, breaking its own rules or acting on behalf of someone else.

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AI, Web3 and cryptography

Smart contract audit

Before a smart contract holds money, we look for mistakes in its code that would let someone withdraw or freeze the funds. After deployment such mistakes cannot be corrected.

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AI, Web3 and cryptography

Cryptography review

We check how your product encrypts data and protects keys: whether the right algorithms are chosen and whether they are applied correctly. A mistake here makes the encryption useless.

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Programs and assurance

Bug bounty program management

A bug bounty is a program in which independent researchers look for vulnerabilities in your product and are paid for each one they find. We launch and run such a program for you.

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Programs and assurance

Vulnerability disclosure program (VDP)

A public page and a procedure that tell researchers how to report a vulnerability to you safely. Without them reports get lost or arrive as threats. We set the process up and handle incoming reports.

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Programs and assurance

Continuous penetration testing

Instead of one test a year, we test every significant change of your product throughout the year, so that a new vulnerability does not wait for months to be found.

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Programs and assurance

Compliance-driven penetration testing

A penetration test arranged so that an auditor, a regulator or a large customer accepts its report: PCI DSS, DORA, NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2.

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