I will do professional Vulnerability assessment for your web app

Olawale Olufemi

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Starting at

500

About this service

Summary

As a penetration tester, I offer in-depth security assessments to identify vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors within your systems, providing actionable insights and recommendations to strengthen your defenses. What sets me apart is my blend of advanced technical expertise and clear, accessible reporting, ensuring that even the most complex security issues are communicated effectively to both technical teams and executive stakeholders.

Process

Pre-Engagement Planning:

Scope Definition: Establish the scope, including systems, networks, and applications to be tested, as well as any constraints or exclusions.

Objectives and Goals: Clarify the objectives of the test and what you aim to achieve.

Legal and Compliance Considerations: Ensure all legal permissions and compliance requirements are met, including agreements and contracts.

2. Reconnaissance:

Information Gathering: Collect information about the target through various means, including open-source intelligence (OSINT), domain and network discovery, and social engineering if applicable.

Foot-printing: Identify network ranges, IP addresses, domain names, and other critical details.

3. Scanning and Enumeration:

Network Scanning: Identify live hosts, open ports, and services using tools like N-map or Nessus.

Vulnerability Scanning: Use automated tools to detect known vulnerabilities in the systems.

Enumeration: Extract detailed information about network services, user accounts, and system configurations.

4. Exploitation:

Vulnerability Analysis: Analyze identified vulnerabilities to determine their potential for exploitation.

Exploit Execution: Attempt to exploit vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or control over systems. This may involve using custom scripts or publicly available exploits.

Post-Exploitation:

5.Privilege Escalation: Attempt to gain higher levels of access if initial access is achieved.

Data Extraction: Assess the potential impact by extracting sensitive data or demonstrating the ability to move laterally within the network.

6. Analysis and Reporting:

Documentation: Compile detailed findings, including evidence, descriptions of vulnerabilities, and how they were exploited.

Risk Assessment: Evaluate the risk and impact of each vulnerability.

Remediation Recommendations: Provide actionable steps to address and fix the identified issues.

Executive and Technical Reports: Prepare and present an executive summary for stakeholders and a detailed technical report for IT and security teams.

7. Debriefing and Follow-Up:

Presentation: Present findings and recommendations to the client, addressing any questions or concerns.

Support: Offer assistance with remediation efforts or provide additional guidance if needed.

Verification: Optionally, perform a follow-up test to verify that vulnerabilities have been addressed.

What's included

Executive Summary Report
A high-level overview of the findings, including an explanation of the risk and potential business impact. This is tailored for non-technical stakeholders and focuses on key issues and recommendations.
Detailed Technical Report
A comprehensive document detailing the vulnerabilities discovered, how they were exploited, and the steps taken during the testing process. This includes: 1. Vulnerability Details: Specific vulnerabilities found, including descriptions, evidence, and risk ratings. 2. Exploitation Techniques: Information on how vulnerabilities were exploited, often with screenshots or logs. 3. Risk Assessment: Analysis of the potential impact and likelihood of each vulnerability. 4. Recommendations: Detailed remediation steps for each issue identified, including suggested fixes and security improvements.
Proof of Concept (PoC)
Demonstrations or examples of how vulnerabilities can be exploited. This may include scripts, screenshots, or other evidence showing the feasibility of the attack.
Remediation Guidance
Specific advice on how to fix the identified issues, which may include configuration changes, code updates, or security controls to implement.
Risk Assessment and Prioritization
An evaluation of the risks associated with each vulnerability, often including a prioritized list of issues based on severity and impact.

Duration

2 weeks

Skills and tools

Cloud Security Engineer

Security Engineer

Cybersecurity