Web Application Security
Testing authentication, authorization, session handling, business logic, and sensitive data flows.
- Access control validation
- State and workflow analysis
- Server-side security review
Independent Cybersecurity Researcher
I research real-world security weaknesses in web applications and digital systems, then communicate them through responsible disclosure and evidence-driven reporting.
About
ExploitGuru101 is an independent security research identity focused on discovering meaningful weaknesses, understanding their real impact, and helping organizations resolve them safely.
The work is guided by authorization, careful testing, data minimization, and professional communication. A useful finding is not only technically valid; it is also understandable, reproducible, and actionable.
Core Focus
Research areas are approached within authorized programs and clearly defined rules of engagement.
Testing authentication, authorization, session handling, business logic, and sensitive data flows.
Reviewing API trust boundaries, object ownership, input handling, and privilege enforcement.
Turning validated findings into concise reports with evidence, impact, and practical remediation guidance.
Method
Every engagement begins with scope and ends with communication that helps defenders act.
Review the program policy, eligible assets, exclusions, and testing limits before sending traffic.
Map identities, roles, trust boundaries, workflows, and the data that moves between them.
Use controlled accounts and the minimum proof necessary to demonstrate security impact.
Document prerequisites, exact reproduction steps, observed behavior, impact, and remediation direction.
Responsible Disclosure
Research is performed only on systems where testing is explicitly permitted. No destructive testing, unnecessary data access, social engineering, or disruption of production services.
Contact
Use this form for professional inquiries, security collaboration, or responsible disclosure coordination. Please do not send secrets, passwords, private keys, or sensitive customer data.