What we analyze
We run active scanning tools that detect real vulnerabilities through direct testing against your infrastructure. This type of analysis goes beyond passive reconnaissance, actively verifying the existence of security flaws that could be exploited by attackers.
Tools used
Nuclei
6,000+ templates for known vulnerabilities: CVEs, misconfigurations, exposed panels, and more.
WPScan
WordPress-specific audit: vulnerable plugins, outdated themes, exposed users, and insecure configurations.
Gobuster
Discovery of hidden directories and files through brute force with specialized wordlists.
Wapiti
Active detection of web vulnerabilities: XSS, SQL Injection, SSRF, Command Injection, and more.
Nikto
Classic web scanner with 7,000+ security checks, including dangerous files and vulnerable versions.
Screenshots
We capture visual evidence of admin panels, login pages, and exposed services.
Why is it important?
Passive scanning detects configuration issues, but active vulnerabilities like SQL Injection or XSS can only be confirmed by testing them directly. This analysis simulates what a real attacker would do, but in a controlled and documented way, allowing you to know your real weaknesses before they are exploited.
Vulnerabilities we detect
- SQL Injection in forms and URL parameters
- Reflected and stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- Vulnerable WordPress plugins and themes
- Hidden directories with sensitive information
- Unprotected admin panels
- Default configurations not modified
- Known CVEs in detected software
What does the report include?
You will receive a detailed report with evidence for each vulnerability:
Report format per vulnerability
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Severity | Classification: Critical, High, Medium or Low based on impact and exploitability |
| Technical evidence | Sent HTTP requests, server responses, screenshots of exploitation |
| Associated CVE | Official CVE identifier when the vulnerability is cataloged |
| Potential impact | Impact analysis: data theft, privilege escalation, RCE, etc. |
| Reproduction steps | Detailed steps to verify the finding independently |
Prioritized recommendations
Each vulnerability includes a specific fix and remediation priority.
Technical references
Links to OWASP, NIST and vendor documentation for each finding.