HTTPS and browser protections
Certificate behavior, HTTP to HTTPS redirects, HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Content-Type-Options, and frame blocking.
We review visible security posture only. No password guessing, brute force, exploit payloads, destructive scans, or unauthorized login attempts. The audit shows public signals that can weaken trust and should be fixed before the site receives serious traffic.
Certificate behavior, HTTP to HTTPS redirects, HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Content-Type-Options, and frame blocking.
Visible admin paths, backup-looking URLs, public technical files, source maps, logs, and other signals that should not be indexed.
Whether lead forms communicate safe handling, avoid unnecessary data collection, and provide clear next-step expectations.
| Check | Public audit | Owner-approved audit |
|---|---|---|
| Password quality and MFA | Not tested | Can be reviewed with written scope and authorized accounts. |
| Admin panel authorization | Only visible exposure is noted | Role, rate-limit, and session behavior can be reviewed with permission. |
| Vulnerability verification | Signals only | Confirmed testing requires a defined, written test plan. |
The standard service documents public evidence without crossing into unauthorized testing.
No. It is a browser-facing public review. Formal penetration testing requires written authorization and a separate test plan.
TLS, browser protections, cookies, mixed content, public files, visible admin surfaces, forms, third-party scripts, a PDF, and one retest.
No. We do not guess passwords, bypass authentication, send exploit payloads, extract secrets, or perform destructive scans.
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