Offensive Security for SaaS & MVPs

Close the gaps
before someone exploits them

Penetration testing for SaaS, web apps, and MVPs. I find authorization flaws, business logic gaps, and access control holes — a data leak triggers a GDPR fine, which sends investors running.

Risk Detected

Broken Access Control — #1 OWASP threat

Risk Detected

Authentication Bypass in API endpoint

root@redwulf:~
root@redwulf:~# ./run_scan.sh --target=all --depth=deep
[*] target acquired
[+] mapping attack surface...
[!] 3 critical attack surfaces identified
root@redwulf:~#
0
Applications Tested
0
Vulnerabilities Found
0
Years in Code

// Testing Scope

Web Application Security

Full-scope black-box testing. Auth, authorization, session management, API security, business logic. One misconfigured permission is all it takes for Customer A to see Customer B's data.

MVP & SaaS Penetration Testing

Launching next week? Fast, focused pentests for early-stage products. One critical vulnerability discovered after launch can destroy user trust overnight.

API Security Testing

REST, GraphQL, WebSocket — every endpoint is a potential target. I find broken object-level authorization, mass assignment, injection, and rate-limit bypasses.

AI-Generated Code Audits

Vibe-coded apps often ship without auth checks and with IDOR holes everywhere. I manually audit AI-built architectures to catch what scanners miss.

LLM Integration Security

Your AI wrapper can leak system prompts, expose training data, or execute unauthorized commands. I test against real prompt-injection and data-exfiltration scenarios.

Infrastructure Resilience Testing

Rate-limit bypasses, race conditions, failover gaps, auto-scaling weaknesses. I stress-test whether your infra holds up under load or targeted abuse — not just under ideal conditions.

Cloud Security Review

Open S3 buckets, overprivileged IAM roles, exposed security groups. I audit your AWS, GCP, or Azure infra for the misconfigurations attackers scan for.

Source Code Review

Manual analysis focused on auth flows, sensitive data paths, and business logic. I find the race conditions and IDORs that every SAST tool overlooks.

No-Code / BaaS Configuration Review

Firebase rules written by a non-technical team are a data breach waiting to happen. I review Supabase, Firebase, and no-code stacks.

// How Engagements Run

Every test starts with understanding your product, users, and critical flows. Then I combine automation with targeted manual testing to find what matters.

01

Scoping & Threat Model

We define scope, user roles, and where the highest-value attack paths are.

02

Deep Testing

Advanced scanners + custom automation + focused manual verification of auth, authorization, tenant isolation, and business logic.

03

Safe Exploitation

Findings validated to prove impact without breaking data, production, or operations.

04

Report & Retest

Clear report with severity, evidence, attack path, and practical fixes. Retest included.

Typical test: 5–10 business days.

// Sample Report

Sample Report

Every engagement ends with a detailed report — non-technical summary for business stakeholders, technical findings with CVSS scores, step-by-step reproduction, and concrete fixes. No fluff, no filler.

Penetration Test Report
Penetration Test Report
SaaS Platform — Confidential
Broken Access Control — Admin Panel CRITICAL
JWT Token Manipulation — Privilege Escalation HIGH
Stored XSS in User Profile HIGH

// About

Adrian

Adrian "Wulf" Weclawski

Offensive Security Consultant

I've worked with web applications for over 8 years — starting on the building side as a full-stack developer, now on the breaking side in offensive security. Every REDWULF engagement is run by me personally, from scoping through to the final report.

SaaS & Web App Security AI/LLM Security Testing Black-Box Penetration Testing

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// Frequently Asked Questions

It helps, but it's not required. I can work black-box — like a real attacker with no credentials or documentation. If you share source code, I can go deeper and faster, especially on business logic and auth flows.
Yes — I just need to know upfront. Production testing is common and I adjust my techniques: no destructive payloads, no data corruption, no downtime. If you have a staging environment I'll use that for riskier checks.
Most engagements take 5–10 business days.
One comprehensive PDF report. It includes an executive summary with a severity overview table, the scope and methodology used, detailed descriptions of every finding — each with a CVSS score, reproduction steps, technical details, proof of concept, business impact analysis, and concrete remediation steps. Also included: a CVSS v3.1 risk matrix and a conclusion with a prioritized action list — immediate, short-term, and ongoing.
Yes. After your team fixes the reported vulnerabilities, I retest to confirm the fixes are effective. Retesting is included in every engagement.
React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Node.js, Python/Django/Flask, Ruby on Rails, PHP/Laravel, Java/Spring, Go, Supabase, Firebase, AWS, and more. The stack doesn't matter — the vulnerabilities do.
No. I provide a PGP key for encrypted communication if you need it — mostly relevant for enterprises handling sensitive data. For most SaaS and MVP engagements, standard email is fine.
Of course. AI-generated code often has systemic weaknesses — missing auth checks, predictable patterns, and overlooked edge cases. I specialize in auditing these codebases and catching gaps that scanners skip over.

// Contact

Ready to find out if your product can survive a real attack?

I usually reply within 24h. Initial scope and estimate — no strings attached.

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