I will do a website security audit and vulnerability assessment


About this gig
Most websites are not broken into by a genius. They are found by an automated script looking for one outdated plugin, one weak form, one forgotten admin page.
WHAT I CHECK
Injection flaws, XSS and CSRF
Broken access control and login weaknesses
Outdated CMS, plugins, themes and libraries
Server headers, SSL and exposed files
Source code review, if you can share the code
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A written report in plain English. Every finding rated critical, high, medium or low, with the exact location, what an attacker could do with it, and step-by-step fix instructions. On the top package I apply the fixes myself and re-test.
WHY ME
I am a cybersecurity researcher and a full-stack PHP and JavaScript developer. You do not get a raw scanner printout. You get someone who reads the code underneath and can tell a real risk from a false alarm.
TWO HONEST NOTES
I only test sites you own or have written permission to test. Please confirm this before ordering.
No audit can promise to find everything. I will tell you exactly what I checked and what I did not.
Respect third-party rights
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Get to know Pourya
Velto company
- FromTurkey
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English
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FAQ
Will testing break or slow down my website?
No. I use non-destructive checks by default and never run anything that could take the site down or delete data. If a finding can only be confirmed with a riskier test, I ask you first.
I manage the site for a client. Can you still audit it?
Yes, but I need written permission from the owner first. Forward me their approval by email and we are fine. Without it I cannot legally start, and I will not.
Do I get an official certificate or compliance document?
No. I am not a certification body and I will not pretend to be one. You get a technical findings report. It is useful evidence for your own compliance work, but it is not an official certificate.
What if you do not find anything serious?
Then the report says exactly that, and lists everything I checked. That is a real result, not a failure. I will not inflate small issues into scary ones to justify the price.

