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A professional PDF with findings, evidence and fixes.
Every check below runs on every audit. Each finding in your PDF includes the exact HTTP request that triggered it, the response we received, the CVSS 3.1 vector, the relevant OWASP and CWE references, and concrete remediation steps.
Configuration mistakes on production servers. Outdated software, debug modes left on, internal files leaked through the web.
Recon data you leak to attackers without realising. Server versions, internal comments, framework fingerprints.
HTTPS configuration, certificate validity, redirect behaviour, and protection against downgrade attacks.
Browser security primitives that block whole classes of attack when configured correctly.
How cookies are scoped, who can read them, and whether they protect session integrity correctly.
Login forms. Discoverable, rate limited, CSRF protected, with sensible password policies.
The classic exploit categories, and the largest group in the audit because this is what gets sites breached.
Once a user is logged in, can they see or do things they should not?
Surface level API misconfigurations. Permissive CORS, unsafe methods, GraphQL introspection, JWT pitfalls.
The JavaScript bundles you ship to browsers. Leaked secrets, unsafe inline handlers, missing integrity checks.
DNS level email authentication that stops your domain being spoofed.
Domain level reconnaissance. What an attacker finds before touching your site.
Network level checks against the target host, including a scan of the top 1000 TCP ports.
Search engine and crawler signals, in the audit because a site nobody can find has a different problem.
Hygiene checks that signal a professionally maintained site, and catch simple production mistakes.
Within about 5 to 10 minutes of payment you get an email with a signed download link. The PDF uses AES-256 encryption and the password is in the same email. The format follows the layout professional pentest firms use: same sections, same severity scheme, same evidence requirements.
One page for non technical stakeholders. Count by severity, top three risks, business impact, recommended next steps.
What was tested, how, what was out of scope, what tools were used. This is the section a compliance auditor reads.
Every finding with severity, CVSS 3.1 vector, CWE reference, OWASP category and status.
Description, technical impact, the exact HTTP request that triggered it, response evidence, proof of concept payload, and remediation with code samples.
A cross reference table mapping each finding to OWASP Top 10 2025, CWE Top 25, and where applicable NIST and PCI-DSS controls.
Full request and response logs for confirmed findings, a TLS report card, scan timing data, and the complete checklist of all 117 distinct tests performed.
Fix the issues, then rerun the entire scan once at no extra cost, any time within 7 days of delivery. Confirm your remediation worked and get a fresh report, free.
Classes that need a human are marked honestly rather than guessed. The false positive rate on confirmed findings is under 2% on our internal benchmark.
An issue was confirmed with concrete evidence. An XSS canary reflected unescaped, or a SQL injection payload that changed the query result.
Tested, no issue found.
Actively probed with several techniques but nothing confirmed. Full assurance on these classes needs a manual test.
Needs authenticated access, a second account or human reasoning, so it is out of scope for an unauthenticated scan.
Be honest with yourself. This is automated black box testing, not a manual pentest by a human. It catches what humans test for first, fast and at scale, but it does not replace a manual engagement for complex application logic flaws. We sell that too, further down.
We are not pretending to be a boutique pentest firm. We fill a different gap: fast, cheap, automated checks for the things that actually get exploited in the wild.
| Attribute | A pentest consultant | Growthzi Secure Audit |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹50,000 to ₹5,00,000 | $19.99 one time |
| Turnaround | 2 to 6 weeks | 5 to 10 minutes |
| Coverage | Custom logic flaws | OWASP Top 10 and common misconfigurations |
| Methodology | Manual plus tooling | Automated black box |
| Retest included | Usually | Yes, one free rescan within 7 days |
| NDA required | Yes | No, a consent form only |
| Best for | Compliance audits, complex applications | Pre launch checks, ongoing assurance |
Automated scans confirm the obvious. The findings that actually get companies breached, business logic flaws, broken access control between accounts, chained exploits, stored XSS, need a human. Our pentesters pick up exactly where your automated report’s Not Tested and Not Detected items leave off.
We pull in the pending items from your automated report automatically.
A pentester reviews it and we confirm scope and a fixed price. No surprises.
A secure deposit link kicks off the engagement. Testing begins once it is paid.
Pay the balance and the password protected report lands in your inbox.
No payment now. This is a human delivered service billed separately from the automated scan. We confirm scope and a fixed price with you before you pay anything.
Every issue in the report follows this shape. Severity, evidence, fix. One page, no digging.
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