SCOPE
Define objectives, assets, boundaries and constraints.
Instead of presenting a catalogue of services, start with the system. Choose the surface that matters and the relevant assessment appears in context.
Internet-facing infrastructure, perimeter controls and externally reachable services.
02 / APPLICATIONWeb applications, APIs, authentication, authorization and application logic.
03 / INTERNALInternal networks, identity environments and Active Directory attack paths.
04 / INFRASTRUCTURECloud environments, hosts, configurations and containerized infrastructure.
We investigate whether weaknesses form meaningful paths through a system — and what those paths could allow an attacker to achieve.
A rigorous engagement model designed for real-world offensive telemetry and verifiable attack vector validation.
Define objectives, assets, boundaries and constraints.
Map services, paths, identities and dependencies.
Test whether weaknesses create realistic attack paths.
Establish practical impact and remediation priority.
Give technical teams a clear route to improvement.
OSEC.uz's positioning emphasizes actionable remediation. The interface makes that outcome tangible rather than treating the report as the end of the engagement.
Technical writeups, novel tradecraft, vulnerability advisories, and defensive bypass analyses.
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