Owner-supplied files. Written scope before work. No automatic scan or security certification.
CONTROL OF THE SITEOWNER'S EXPLICIT PERMISSIONEXACT BUILD & RETEST
Technical control, legal authority and evidence are separate checks.
THE EVIDENCE CHAIN / CASE FILE 002 / SYNTHETIC
Every claim points to the step that produced it.
Seven recorded stages, each sealed with its own evidence digest. The build manifest shows whether the retest observed a different build from the assessment.
06 / RETEST
Select a stage to inspect its recorded digests.
File corrections retested
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Findings still open
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Owner actions a static review cannot verify
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Build changed before retest
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Security certification
Never issued
Authorization state: SYNTHETIC record. Fabricated inputs, no customer, no live website, no network requests.
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AEGIS / INSIDE THE ATTACK PATH
Follow the input. Question every boundary.
A sensitive operation is a starting point for investigation. Inspect what reaches it, which checks actually constrain it, and what the evidence still cannot establish.
SYNTHETIC CASE STUDYThree evaluated fixtures. No customer system. No live scan.
Read-only example
01 / ENTRY
A message enters the main process.
The fixture passes a renderer-controlled command argument through an IPC handler. Follow the argument to see why reading the sender identifier does not authorize it.
The commercial service remains an agreed offline review of supplied build files. This research illustration expands the explanation, not the service scope. Static reachability is not verified exploitation; absence of an observed path is not a safety certificate.
Supplied _headers files, literal resource URLs and agreed exposure checks.
Files supplied by you
Published files, source maps and credential-shaped strings in a bounded static bundle.
Ten bounded check classes
No live scanning, dependency audit, authentication testing or server-side review.
Evidence, always scoped
What was observed, the version reviewed, what matters and what remains unverified.
Three ways to work with us
Three distinct engagements
01
EVY Security Baseline
Understand the starting point.
A limited offline review of one owner-supplied static website build. Ten configuration and exposure check classes, supporting evidence and practical priorities.
Our assessment workflow binds every report to the exact version it reviewed. When the asset changes, a report tied to the old version is refused until the new version has been retested.
The end-to-end demo takes a synthetic shop from request to report: written authorization, a static review of the supplied files, approved fixes, a retest and a report bound to the fixed version.
Both linked records were generated by running our code on synthetic files. They are not a customer assessment, a security certification or proof that any website has no vulnerabilities.
The record lists each step, its hashes and the refusal.
Start with the right scope.
Request a Security Assessment
Tell us about your website and the decision you need to make.
Include only information needed to discuss the scope. Please do not send passwords, access tokens, exploit details or sensitive customer data.
You decide what happens next.
Your request is reviewed before a proposal. An entered URL does not trigger a scan or verify permission to test.
Prepare a brief in your browser, then download it or open it in your email app. Nothing is submitted automatically. Prefer email? Write to carlos@evycompany.com.
Clear boundaries. Straight answers.
Is this a full penetration test?
No. This service checks ten static configuration and exposure classes in files you supply. It is not a penetration test, a live scan or a security certification. Unsupported markup and unreviewed regions are disclosed in the report.
Will entering my website start a security scan?
No. We review the request, verify asset authorization and agree the assessment boundaries before any active analysis.
Can you guarantee that my website is secure?
No assessment can guarantee the absence of vulnerabilities. The report identifies the checks performed, evidence collected, version assessed and remaining limitations.
How are price and payment handled?
There is no fixed security price or checkout on this page. A reviewed proposal sets the scope and cost; payment becomes available only when the required approvals are in place.
Do you provide continuous incident response?
No. Security Continuity is a planned periodic service, subject to a separate agreement. It is not an available 24/7 security operations or incident response service.