Offensive Security Testing
Hands-on penetration testing of your web application, with proof-of-concept evidence for each issue and a follow-up retest after your team has shipped fixes.
We find exposed credentials across your repositories, rotate them safely and add automated scanning so new secrets are caught before they are committed.
01 / Overview
Almost every repository never checked by a scanner contains a live credential somewhere in its history, and removing the file does nothing to the earlier commits. We scan the full history of your repositories, confirm which secrets are still active and plan a safe order for rotating them. Dependencies receive the same attention: outdated packages with known vulnerabilities are flagged, and automated checks are introduced so the next issue is caught during pull request review rather than in production.
02 / Deliverables
03 / Fit
Ideal for
What we need from you
You share these through the technical brief in your dashboard after checkout.
04 / Outcomes
Live credentials cleared from repositories that should never have held them
Vulnerable dependencies identified, with an ordered upgrade path
Future accidental secrets blocked before they leave a developer's machine
This is a remote engineering service, so nothing is shipped physically. Work is delivered into systems you control. Read delivery & handover and refunds & cancellation for the full terms.
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