jQuery 1.9.1 on the public site, with 13 known CVEs.
Their website was loading a JavaScript library version with thirteen public security holes. The fix was a single line in their site theme. Five minutes of work.
We check your website, domain records, email setup and public systems, then give you a plain-English fix list for your IT provider, MSP or web developer.
.git directory on shop.example.com is your highest priority. It can leak your entire source code and any committed secrets.Plain-English findings, ranked by what to fix first. No 200-page PDF.
Type the address of your website. That’s it. No agents, no IT request.
In the background, politely. The same things an attacker would notice, and a few more.
Plain English, ranked. A clear “do this first” at the top. Five minutes to read.
Every month we re-scan. We email you when something new appears, including on emerging-threat days.
A realistic report shows the owner summary, findings, evidence, technical fix notes and who should fix each issue.
You set the cadence. Emerging threats break it on purpose. When a new vulnerability is published, we check your stack against it. If your stack appears affected, we run an extra check and notify you quickly.
A penetration test has its place. AttackEdge is different: it gives you regular checks on the public parts of your business, so simple issues do not sit unnoticed for months.
Pay monthly or annually. Cancel any time. Annual is two months free.
50 scan units per month. Small teams with a few sites, a mail domain and some public systems.
StartOne purchase, one comprehensive report covering up to 15 of your sites. Share with a client, insurer or IT provider.
StartPrices shown in AUD. Add-ons and the full feature matrix on the pricing page.
Pooled scan units across client workspaces, co-brandable PDF reports, central reporting, custom seat counts. Bespoke pricing depending on size and cadence.
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I’ve been an offensive security practitioner since 2012 and I still spend my weeks finding weak spots in big systems as technical director at SilentGrid, an Australian offensive security firm trusted by government, ASX-listed companies, and large enterprises. The same simple problems come up almost every time.
Small businesses get hit by exactly those things. They just can’t afford the people who’d catch them. AttackEdge is my attempt to fix that. Proper offensive security checks, made friendly, priced for a coffee shop or a dental practice.
— Claudio Moletta · Founder
Real anonymised findings from AttackEdge scans of Australian small businesses. If your stack looks like one of these, you probably have one too. Rotated weekly.
Their website was loading a JavaScript library version with thirteen public security holes. The fix was a single line in their site theme. Five minutes of work.
We found a live Stripe payment key in the source of their public website. Anyone with a browser could read it. They rotated it within the hour.
An old staging.clinic-anon.com.au was still in their DNS, pointing at nothing. Anyone could claim that subdomain and serve content as them. Removed in one click.
Most checks come back with three things to fix and an hour of work. Worth a Monday morning.