OFFENSIVE SECURITY TESTING

Find your weaknesses before attackers do

Comprehensive security testing of your web applications, APIs, mobile apps, network infrastructure, and cloud environments. OWASP Top 10, PTES, and NIST SP 800-115 methodology. Human-led, not just scanner output.

See methodology

Tests per engagement (TBD)

Remediation rate (TBD)

Free re-test window (TBD)

Methodology alignment (TBD)

VAPT SCAN — REPORT

$ shuraya-scanner --target example.com --mode full --output report

Scan complete · 6 findings · 2,847 tests executed · 4h 23m

CRITICALSQL Injection — /api/users endpoint9.8

HIGHAuthentication bypass — admin panel8.1

HIGHStored XSS — comment system7.6

MEDIUMCSRF — password change endpoint5.3

MEDIUMInformation disclosure — stack traces5.0

LOWMissing Secure flag on session cookie2.6

CRIT

HIGH

MED

LOW

Tools & frameworks used

· Burp Suite Pro· Metasploit· Nmap· Nikto· SQLMap· FFUF· Nuclei· Shodan· Amass· MobSF· ScoutSuite· Prowler

Testing coverage

Every attack surface, covered

From web apps to cloud infrastructure — a single vendor, comprehensive coverage, one report.

Web Application Testing

OWASP Top 10 coverage, business logic testing, authentication bypass, session management, and API security under a single engagement.

API Security Testing

REST and GraphQL API security: authentication, authorization flaws, injection, mass assignment, rate limiting, and BOLA/BFLA vulnerabilities.

Network Penetration Testing

External and internal network scanning, firewall bypass, service enumeration, credential attacks, and privilege escalation paths.

Mobile Application Testing

iOS and Android security: certificate pinning, local storage analysis, API communication, binary analysis, and runtime manipulation.

Cloud Configuration Review

AWS, Azure, GCP misconfigurations, IAM policy weaknesses, public storage exposure, network security groups, and serverless security.

Wireless Assessment

WiFi security testing, rogue AP detection, WPA/WPA2 analysis, evil twin attacks, and network segmentation validation.

Methodology

PTES + OWASP — not just automated scanning

Every finding is manually validated. Every exploit is demonstrated. Every report tells the real story of your risk.

Scoping & Planning

Define testing boundaries, rules of engagement, success criteria, and notification procedures. White-box, grey-box, or black-box approach selected based on your objectives.

Reconnaissance

Passive OSINT and active information gathering about your systems, technologies, and attack surface. Subdomain enumeration, tech fingerprinting, credential leak checks.

Vulnerability Assessment

Automated and manual scanning to identify security weaknesses. Every automated finding is manually validated to eliminate false positives before reporting.

Exploitation

Controlled exploitation of discovered vulnerabilities to assess real-world impact. Chaining of vulnerabilities demonstrated where applicable to show business risk.

Reporting

Detailed technical report with CVSS v3.1 scoring, proof-of-concept evidence, business impact, and prioritized remediation guidance. Executive summary included.

Re-testing

Free re-test within 30 days of remediation to verify all identified vulnerabilities have been successfully fixed. Certificate of completion issued.

What you receive

Reports that your board and engineers both value

Executive Summary Report (board-ready, non-technical)
Technical Findings Report with CVSS v3.1 scoring
Proof-of-Concept demonstrations for critical findings
Prioritized Remediation Roadmap with effort estimates
Free Re-test Report within 30 days
Technical debrief session with your engineering team
Certificate of VAPT completion (accepted by auditors)

CVSS v3.1 scoring

Every finding scored using industry-standard CVSS v3.1 for fair, comparable severity assessment.

PoC for every critical

We don't just find — we demonstrate. Every critical finding includes working proof-of-concept evidence.

Exploit chains shown

Where vulnerabilities can be combined to achieve greater impact, we demonstrate the full attack chain.

Free re-test included

We re-test all findings within 30 days of remediation at no additional cost and issue a closure certificate.

Common questions

VAPT questions, answered

Typically 1–3 weeks depending on scope. Web application testing averages 5–7 business days for a medium-complexity application. Network assessments take 3–5 days. We provide a detailed timeline after scoping with specific milestone dates.

We use controlled techniques designed to minimize disruption. Performance-intensive tests are scheduled during maintenance windows. We never execute destructive tests (data deletion, DoS) without explicit written approval. You receive a hotline number to halt testing immediately if any issues arise.

We recommend quarterly assessments for critical internet-facing applications and annual assessments for broader infrastructure. Additionally, targeted testing after major code changes, new feature releases, or significant infrastructure modifications is strongly advised.

A vulnerability assessment identifies and catalogs weaknesses using automated tools and manual review — it tells you what vulnerabilities exist. A penetration test goes further: we actively exploit those vulnerabilities to demonstrate their real business impact and chain them together to show attack paths that a vulnerability scanner cannot discover.

Yes. Our reports include detailed remediation guidance prioritized by risk and effort. We offer a free Q&A session with your engineering team to clarify any findings. Hands-on remediation support is available as an add-on. Free re-testing is always included within 30 days.

Scope defined in 24 hours

Know every vulnerability before your attacker does

Share your target URL and we'll send a detailed scope proposal and timeline within 24 hours — no sales call required.