Penetration Tester · Security Consultant · Lebanon · Remote
Most organizations in Lebanon have never been tested — not because threats aren't real, but because no one has shown them what a real attack looks like.
The only way to know your exposure is to look for it the same way an attacker would.
About
Breaches don't start with sophistication. They start with something nobody checked — a misconfigured service, an API returning more than it should, an access control nobody thought to question.
The exposure exists before anyone exploits it. The question is always who finds it first.
I conduct penetration tests, vulnerability assessments, and OSINT investigations across web applications, APIs, and networks — not to generate compliance reports, but to show how an attacker would actually move through an environment.
Services
Every engagement is defined by what your environment actually exposes — not by a standard checklist. The scope, method, and depth are matched to real risk, not a templated package.
Methodology
Every engagement follows a consistent, documented process — and nothing begins without written authorization.
Define the target, asset boundaries, and rules of engagement in writing before any work begins.
Map the attack surface. Passive and active techniques, OSINT, infrastructure analysis.
Simulate what an attacker would actually do. Exploit chains, business logic, access controls.
Every finding documented with impact context, reproduction steps, and CVSS scoring.
Walk through findings with your team. Technical depth matched to your audience.
At Risk
These are examples of vulnerability classes found in real-world environments during authorized testing — the kind of weaknesses that exist quietly until someone looks for them deliberately.
Customer Data
"Your customer records."
Names, contact details, transaction history — data your customers trusted you with. A single unguarded endpoint can expose all of it. The damage isn't just technical. It's legal, reputational, and in some cases, personal.
Data Breach · High Business ImpactAuthentication Layer
"Your login system."
Every application has one. Most have never been tested under real attack conditions. A bypassed login doesn't just expose one account — it can expose everything behind it, including data that was never meant to be accessible at all.
Unauthorized Access · High Business ImpactAPI Surface
"Your API."
If your application has a dashboard, a mobile app, or a third-party integration — it has an API. What that API returns, and to whom, is often never checked. The gap between what the interface shows and what the backend actually exposes can be significant.
Silent Exposure · Often UndetectedAdmin Access
"Your admin panel."
Most applications have one — a place where everything can be managed, changed, or accessed. How it's protected, who can reach it, and whether it's even properly restricted from the outside is rarely verified. For an attacker, it's the highest-value target on the surface.
Full System Access · Critical ExposureA penetration test costs a fraction
of what a breach costs.
Testing before an incident is a choice. Testing after is damage control.
Contact
No two situations are the same. The conversation starts with yours — what you have, what's at risk, and where the gaps are. The work follows from there.