Your public footprint
We map what is reachable without a login across the agreed site, domain and subdomains, including publicly accessible services you may have forgotten.
Zybee Exposure Report
PHP2Shell was just the beginning:
The only defense against AI hackers is AI-enhanced cybersecurity
The Zybee Exposure Report examines what your website or web app reveals to the public. Human-reviewed findings, clear business implications, and practical next steps—not another list of unexplained alerts.
$249 USD Pay after delivery. No prepayment.
Delivered in 12–48 hours after acceptance. Get your report first. Pay after delivery. One-time payment, no subscription.
Clarity before decisions
An exposed credential, a forgotten backup, or an overly permissive service can put confidential information and operations at risk. These issues are not always visible to the people running the business.
We examine the publicly accessible parts of your website or application that you authorize us to review and turn what we find into a prioritized plan. This is a focused technical review—not an assessment of your entire business.
The outside-in review
The agreed website, domain, and in-scope subdomains, as visible without signing in.
We map what is reachable without a login across the agreed site, domain and subdomains, including publicly accessible services you may have forgotten.
Public frontend code can reveal API keys and credentials. We distinguish intended public identifiers from secrets and explain the evidence and risk.
We look for signs of public exposure in Supabase, Firebase, and connected services. No signing in, browsing customer records, or downloading your database.
Configuration files, backups, exports, and forgotten administration pages. Small deployment mistakes can reveal much more than intended.
HTTPS, browser security headers, and publicly visible configuration. Practical checks for settings that are easy to miss.
When visible software versions suggest a known security issue, we flag the evidence and explain what needs a closer look. A version number alone is not proof that a vulnerability can be exploited.
No passwords. No source code access. No production changes.
A report you can act on
Each finding explains what we saw, why it matters, and what to do next. We state limitations rather than filling the gaps with assumptions.
Where we observed the issue and the supporting evidence, with sensitive values redacted. Each finding is checked by a person.
Fix now, fix soon, nice to have, or good to know—with the business implications and an estimate of the effort involved.
Clear fix instructions, a prompt for your AI coding tool or developer, and a one-page summary you can share with decision-makers.
example.com /assets/app.js
A public JavaScript bundle contains a credential intended for server-side use. Anyone who loads the site can inspect it. We did not use the key.
service_api_key: [REDACTED]Illustrative example. No real credential shown.If the key is active, someone could abuse the access it grants or run up charges on your account. The impact depends on the permissions and limits attached to it.
Revoke the exposed key, issue a replacement, and move the service call to a server-side function. The effort depends on the integration; the report provides an estimate for the actual finding.
Help me remove a private service API key from my frontend. Move calls that need it to an authenticated server-side function and store the replacement key in server-only environment variables. Revoke the exposed key with the provider. Review the function’s authorization and usage limits. Rebuild and verify the old and new secrets are absent from public assets. Do not print secrets or access customer data.
Nothing behind a login. No use of your credentials, no exploitation, and no destructive tests.
No code or database changes. No customer data downloads. Hands-on remediation is a separate service.
No full penetration test, source code review, compliance certification, or assessment of the whole business. Questions that need deeper investigation are flagged for a separately agreed scope.
From request to next steps
Tell us which website or app to review and confirm ownership or permission. We confirm scope and price before starting.
We examine publicly accessible areas and check findings by hand. If verification would require deeper access, we explain that limit.
Your report arrives by email in 12–48 hours after acceptance, with the invoice. You pay after delivery, by card or bank transfer. One-time payment, no subscription.
Human-reviewed means human-reviewed
“I personally review every report. And yes, you can reply to me.”
I’m Steffen. I check what your website exposes and turn the findings into practical next steps. You receive a report you can act on—not a scanner export with your name on it.

No. This is a focused review of your website or web application’s public exposure. It does not assess internal systems, staff practices, or all business risks. It is not a full penetration test, authenticated test, source code review, or compliance certification.
No. We do not change code, write to your database, use your credentials, or run destructive tests. We check publicly accessible areas without browsing customer records or downloading your database. When deeper access is needed to verify a concern, we say so rather than cross that boundary.
No. The report is for publicly accessible websites and web apps, regardless of how they were built. You can give the fix instructions to your developer or use them with tools such as Lovable, Replit, Cursor or Claude.
You still receive a report showing what we checked, what we observed, and any limitations. We do not manufacture findings. A report with no urgent findings is useful, but it is not a guarantee that your website has no vulnerabilities.
The report is $249 USD, one-time. We confirm your price before starting. Get your report first and pay after delivery by card or bank transfer. One-time payment, no subscription.
Within 12–48 hours after we accept your request.
Your report includes fix instructions, an effort estimate, and a prompt for your AI coding tool or developer. Hands-on remediation is separate and agreed independently. Reply to the report email to discuss the next step.
A clear next step
Get a focused outside-in review of your website or web app, with a clear list of what to fix first.
We confirm the scope and price before starting.
Pay after delivery by card or bank transfer. One-time payment, no subscription.
Delivered by email in 12–48 hours after we accept your request.
Public, outside-in checks only. No credentials, code changes, or data downloads.
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