I will do vapt and web app penetration testing, find sql injection bugs with report
Full Stark Development
About this Gig
HELLO GREAT BUYER
IS YOUR WEBSITE SECURE FROM CYBER THREATS?
Identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
I provide professional Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) for websites and web applications, with testing aligned with the OWASP Top 10 security framework.
WHAT I TEST
- SQL Injection, XSS, and authentication weaknesses
- Port and service discovery using Nmap
- Controlled exploit verification using Metasploit
- API security and access control testing
- Security misconfigurations, exposed files, and missing security headers
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
- Professional penetration testing report with risk ratings and supporting evidence
- Clear remediation and security hardening recommendations
- FREE RETEST with the Premium package
IMPORTANT
- Testing is performed only with your written authorization
- Each order covers one website or web application
- All testing data and reports are handled with strict confidentiality
Please message me before ordering with your website/application URL and any specific testing requirements.
Cloud provider:
Amazon Web Services
Expertise:
Installation
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Backup
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Migration
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Debugging
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Configuration
Cloud computing resource:
EC2
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VPC
FAQ
WHAT IS VAPT?
VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) is a security assessment used to identify and validate vulnerabilities in your website or web application before they can be exploited.
WHAT TYPES OF VULNERABILITIES DO YOU TEST FOR?
Testing may include SQL injection, XSS, authentication and authorization issues, API vulnerabilities, exposed files, security misconfigurations, open ports, and missing security headers.
WILL I RECEIVE A DETAILED REPORT?
Yes. You will receive a professional report outlining identified vulnerabilities, risk levels, evidence/screenshots, and clear recommendations for remediation.
DO YOU OFFER RETESTING?
Yes. A retest is available with the Premium package to verify that previously identified vulnerabilities have been properly addressed.

