Ethical hacking and auditing

How secure is your website?

Type your domain and see what it is built with, what it is missing and which recent advisories could affect it. It is what anyone can see from outside, before trying anything.

  1. Check your site here, for free
  2. Choose how far to go
  3. Request your free audit

The latest

What was just fixed

Recent official advisories for the most common technologies. If your version is older than the fixed one, that flaw could still be open on your site.

Small examples

Try it the way an attacker would

Four flaws we often find, reduced to an example you can touch. See what the attack gets and how it is closed.

What we can review

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The external review of your site is free. To go deeper, add it and we will quote it. The findings are illustrative, not client cases.

What you get

A report you can understand

Each finding says how serious it is, how we confirmed it and what needs doing. No endless lists.

Sample: the company and the data are fictional.

Audit report: Example Store

portal.store.example

  1. Critical

    SQL injection at login

    Anyone can get in without a password and read customer data.

    POST /login username=' OR 1=1 -- → 200, session started

    Fix: use prepared statements for all data access and check the logs for earlier break-ins.

  2. High

    Other customers' invoices in plain view

    Just changing the number in the address opens documents from other accounts.

    GET /invoices/1043 → 200, customer differs from the session

    Fix: check on the server that each document belongs to the account asking for it.

  3. Medium

    The domain's email can be spoofed

    Without DMARC, a third party can send emails that seem to come from the company.

    _dmarc.store.example → no TXT record

    Fix: publish correct SPF and DKIM and roll out DMARC gradually.

No cost

Request your free audit

An external review of your site, done by people, with the result explained.

  • It is free for one domain and non-intrusive: we do not try to break in or affect your service.
  • Before delivering results we confirm you control the domain, with an email from that domain or a DNS record.
  • Penetration tests and anything intrusive are only done with signed authorization, and quoted separately.