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I will run an external attack surface scan and report for your business
External Attack Surface and Security Researcher
Freelance security researcher with 10 years of enterprise networking experience plus active bug bounty work on HackerOne. Confirmed, paid findings include a Deutsche Telekom OAuth misconfiguration (CV...
About this Gig
explanations
- Know what an attacker sees before t exposure before it becomes an incident.hey find it first.
I run an external attack surface assessment on your company's public-facing footprint - domains, subdomains, exposed services, misconfigured APIs, leaked credentials, and outdated software - and hand you a plain-English report with prioritized fixes.
This isn't a generic vulnerability scanner PDF. I manually verify every finding before it goes into your report, so you're not chasing false positives.
Why trust this: I'm an active bug bounty researcher on HackerOne with confirmed, paid findings against major companies, including an OAuth redirect misconfiguration in Deutsche Telekom's infrastructure (CVSS 8.2), a stored XSS vulnerability (CVSS 6.1), and an exposed API discovered in Airbus's systems. I bring the same methodology I use against enterprise targets to your business.
What you get:
- Full inventory of your external attack surface (domains, subdomains, IPs, open ports, exposed services)
- - Identification of outdated or vulnerable software versions, exposed admin panels, misconfigured cloud
Server:
DNS
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Web server
Operating system:
Windows
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Linux
FAQ
Will this affect my live website or servers?
No. This is passive, external reconnaissance - no exploitation, no login attempts, no intrusive testing. Your systems stay untouched.
Do I need to give you login access or credentials?
No. Everything is assessed from what's publicly visible on the internet, the same way an attacker would see it.
Is this a replacement for a full penetration test?
No - this is attack surface mapping and reconnaissance, typically the first phase of a real pentest. It tells you what's exposed, not how deep an attacker could get once inside.
