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I will do manual penetration testing to hunt down exploitable vulnerabilities
Cybersecurity Specialist Penetration Tester Web Network and Cloud Security
Something's wrong, or something could go wrong — a system that might be infected, or a website you're not sure is secure. Not knowing is the hardest part.
I test and investigate manually first, autom...
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Your website could have a vulnerability right now that lets someone break in, steal your data, or take it over completely and you wouldn't know until it's too late.
Not knowing is the hardest part.
I'll manually test your site and tell you plainly: vulnerable or secure, and exactly what to fix.
Here's how it works: I test your core attack surface authentication, input handling, access control against the OWASP Top 10, actually attempt to exploit what I find, and hand you a report with proof-of-concept for every finding, not just a checklist of theoretical issues.
I test manually first, using automation only to support that testing, not replace it. Every engagement is scoped to your explicit authorization I only test what you own or have written permission to test.
What you'll get:
- A clear answer on what's actually exploitable, not theoretical
- Proof-of-concept for every finding, so you know it's real
- A CVSS-scored report your dev team can act on
- Practical remediation steps, not just a vulnerability list
Give me your target and scope I'll find what's exploitable before someone else does, and hand you a clear plan to close it.
Device:
Desktop
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Laptop
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Server
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Mobile
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Tablet
Operating system:
Windows
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Linux
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IOS
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Android
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OSX
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FAQ
Do you perform manual or automated penetration testing?
Manual first, always. Automation only supports the testing, never replaces it. Every finding in your report has been manually verified, not just flagged by a scanner.
Is this the same as a vulnerability scan?
No. A scanner flags anything that looks risky, including a lot that isn't. I manually test and exploit each finding, so what you get is confirmed, not theoretical.
My site shows "Not Secure" in the browser — is that what you fix?
Not directly. That warning is usually an SSL certificate issue, a hosting fix, not a penetration test finding. Message me first if that's your main concern.
Will I get proof the vulnerabilities are real?
Yes. Every finding includes a working proof of concept showing it actually works against your site, not a theoretical match pulled from a version number.
What if you don't find anything?
That's a legitimate outcome, not a wasted test. You'll still get a report documenting exactly what was tested and how, which has real value on its own.
Is this enough for compliance like PCI DSS or SOC 2?
This is a technical penetration test, not a formal compliance attestation. It can support a compliance process, but message me first if you need a certified report.
What kind of vulnerabilities can you find?
SQL injection, XSS, authentication bypass, and access control flaws — anything in the OWASP Top 10 that's actually exploitable in your specific application.
Will I get a detailed report after testing?
Yes, a CVSS-scored report with proof of concept for every finding and clear remediation steps, not just a checklist of issues.
Is my website data safe and confidential?
Yes. Everything is handled privately, nothing is uploaded to public tools or shared beyond what is needed to test your site.
Do I need technical knowledge to understand the report?
No. Findings are explained in plain language first, technical detail second — useful whether you read it yourself or hand it to a developer.
