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- CRITICALExposed admin endpoint/admin/api · no auth
- CRITICALReadable environment file/.env · 200 OK
- HIGHVerbose error tracesstack + file paths on 500
- HIGHMissing auth on object IDs/orders/{id} · IDOR
- MEDIUMOutdated dependencynext@13.x · known CVEs
- MEDIUMWeak CORS policyAccess-Control-Allow-Origin: *
Word from the pack
Big shoutout to @KobyOmi for a thorough security & performance audit on WearLync! 🛡️ Thank you, we've hardened our LLM defenses, secured our image delivery pipeline, and optimized our validation caching. Appreciate the support! 🚀
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Huge thanks to @KobyOmi for reviewing my SaaS and finding a serious security issue before it became a bigger problem. The report was clear, practical, and helped us strengthen our platform. Appreciate the effort and expertise! #SaaS #Security
skilluply.life
It's Friday, sharing what I shipped this week 🔥 … Quiet win too: @KobyOmi reached out about security issues he spotted on Nick Launches. Didn't have to, did anyway. That's the kind of builder you want around. If you're shipping anything, his page is worth a follow for security tips.
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Just wanted to share @KobyOmi helped me with my SaaS and caught a serious security issue. Really thankful for the support.
thebitchingbox.com
@KobyOmi scanned liteagent.cloud and helped me improve my platform's security and reliability!
liteagent.cloud
@KobyOmi just checked Paraclyst for security vulnerabilities and helped me fix them. I suggest you follow Koby for his insights.
paraclyst.comBig shoutout to @KobyOmi for a thorough security & performance audit on WearLync! 🛡️ Thank you, we've hardened our LLM defenses, secured our image delivery pipeline, and optimized our validation caching. Appreciate the support! 🚀
wearlync.comHuge thanks to @KobyOmi for reviewing my SaaS and finding a serious security issue before it became a bigger problem. The report was clear, practical, and helped us strengthen our platform. Appreciate the effort and expertise! #SaaS #Security
skilluply.lifeIt's Friday, sharing what I shipped this week 🔥 … Quiet win too: @KobyOmi reached out about security issues he spotted on Nick Launches. Didn't have to, did anyway. That's the kind of builder you want around. If you're shipping anything, his page is worth a follow for security tips.
nicklaunches.comJust wanted to share @KobyOmi helped me with my SaaS and caught a serious security issue. Really thankful for the support.
thebitchingbox.com@KobyOmi scanned liteagent.cloud and helped me improve my platform's security and reliability!
liteagent.cloud@KobyOmi just checked Paraclyst for security vulnerabilities and helped me fix them. I suggest you follow Koby for his insights.
paraclyst.com
🐺Why you should trust me
I'm Koby, and I run every WolfKit audit myself, by hand. When you send in the wolf, it's me digging through your site. Well, me and Claude
Everything I do on your site, someone else can do too, and probably already has. The only difference is I tell you what I found.
Field notes · anonymized
The critical stuff we find.
Every card below is a real hole from a real scan.
The subscription tier and usage limits were columns the browser could write. Four lines in the console flipped a trial into a paid org with unlimited seats, and it stuck server-side.
A user's role lived in a row they were allowed to PATCH. Any read-only member could set their own role to the highest one and take over the entire workspace.
The product's core table had row-level security switched off. The public key baked into the JS could read, overwrite, or delete every paid entry, with no account and one request.
Sellers' P&L statements and balance sheets sat in a public bucket, and the API handed out the links. The most sensitive documents on the platform were downloadable by anyone.
The database rule was “any logged-in user can read everything,” and signup was free. A throwaway account pulled every business's revenue, contacts, and payment-account IDs.
The paid report was generated in the browser and “locked” with a CSS blur. The full text was in the page and in localStorage, and the generator shipped in the bundle, free and offline.
A paid render endpoint sat wide open with no auth. Feeding it an internal URL turned the server into a proxy for the cloud's metadata service, which hands back a service-account token, the keys to the bucket holding every customer's files.
The deal · no fine print
Free scan first. $99 to go deep.
Start with the free Exposure Scan. Want the whole picture? I pentest your app by hand, and if it's clean of anything critical, you don't pay.
Drop your URL to see what an attacker can reach from the outside: public endpoints, tech fingerprint, and more. This is the attack surface attackers map before going in.
I go in by hand and try to break in your live app, the same way every hole above was found. If I don't turn up anything critical, you get a FULL REFUND.
Critical means I can actually reach or move something your business cares about, and show you the exact steps that do it. Not a scanner flagging a missing header or an old version. If I can't turn it into real damage, you don't pay.
What counts
- your users' data: read, change, or delete it
- your revenue: a free paid plan, a skipped charge
- your accounts: signing in as someone else, or as an admin
- your users' artifacts: payment details, private files, internal docs
- your servers or cloud: running code, leaking keys, or reaching internal systems
Doesn’t count on its own
- missing headers, a leaked version, or a file path
- an outdated framework leading to a theoretical RCE, but no way to reach it
- anything a scanner flags that doesn't actually do harm
Every critical ships with a proof you can replay. No proof, no charge.