Founder-led offensive security · Worldwide

Prove what is exploitable. Fix what matters.

SeveraDAO Security delivers human-led penetration testing for web applications, APIs, external attack surfaces, and smart contracts. You receive evidence-backed findings, realistic business impact, and remediation priorities your team can act on.

Written authorization Manual validation Evidence-backed reporting Optional retesting
Human-led testingReal attack paths and business logic, not scanner output presented as a pentest.
Findings with proofReproduction steps and evidence designed for engineering teams.
Risk in contextSeverity reflects exploitability, exposure, and likely business impact.
Controlled executionWritten scope, agreed testing windows, and clear communication.
Selected security work

Experience across products, platforms, and infrastructure.

Security work and responsible vulnerability disclosure involving organizations across software, consumer technology, industrial systems, and digital infrastructure.

Organization names and logos are the property of their respective owners. Inclusion reflects completed security work or responsible disclosure and does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, affiliation, or an ongoing commercial relationship.

Security services

Focused assessments for systems that matter.

Each engagement is scoped around your architecture, threat model, access level, and business priorities. A written proposal follows a short scoping review.

Application security

Web Application Penetration Testing

For customer-facing products, internal portals, administrative surfaces, and business-critical workflows.

  • Authentication, sessions, and authorization
  • Business logic and privilege boundaries
  • Input handling and server-side attack paths
API security

API Penetration Testing

For REST and GraphQL APIs supporting products, mobile applications, partner integrations, and multi-tenant systems.

  • Object- and function-level authorization
  • Tenant isolation, tokens, and data exposure
  • Abuse paths, rate controls, and hidden actions
External exposure

External Attack Surface Assessment

For teams that need to understand what is publicly reachable and which weaknesses create meaningful entry points.

  • Asset discovery and exposed services
  • DNS, TLS, application, and cloud posture
  • Reachable weaknesses and attack-path prioritization
Blockchain security

Smart Contract Audit

For focused Solidity scopes where access control, accounting correctness, trust assumptions, and exploitability matter.

  • State transitions and economic invariants
  • Reentrancy, oracle, pricing, and liquidation logic
  • Privilege, upgradeability, and integration risk
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Client deliverables

A report built for decisions and remediation.

The result is more than a vulnerability list. Findings are documented so leadership can understand exposure and engineers can reproduce and fix the issue.

01 / CONTEXT

Executive risk summary

Key attack paths, systemic themes, and priorities for decision-makers.

02 / EVIDENCE

Technical findings

Affected assets, reproduction steps, proof, prerequisites, and impact.

03 / ACTION

Remediation guidance

Practical fixes organized by severity, urgency, and engineering context.

04 / FOLLOW-UP

Readout and validation

Direct debrief, questions after delivery, and optional validation of fixes.

Methodology

Defined scope. Adversarial testing. Clear closeout.

Methodology is adapted to the target rather than forced into a generic checklist. Established standards provide coverage and consistent reporting where applicable.

PHASE 01

Scope and authorization

Confirm assets, access, exclusions, test windows, communication paths, and Rules of Engagement in writing.

PHASE 02

Assessment and validation

Map the attack surface, test controls, follow realistic abuse paths, and manually validate exploitable conditions.

PHASE 03

Report and remediation

Deliver prioritized findings, walk through material risk, answer implementation questions, and validate fixes when included.

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Start with scope

Tell us what needs to be tested.

Share the target type, environment, timing, and why the assessment is needed. You will receive focused follow-up questions and a written proposal if there is a fit.

Request a scope review

This form is delivered through FormSubmit. Do not include credentials, secrets, production data, or vulnerability details. No testing begins until scope and authorization are agreed in writing.

Direct contact

Prefer email?

A short description is enough to start. Sensitive details can move to an agreed secure channel after initial contact.

Email
[email protected]
LinkedIn
Peter Levashov
Typical response
Usually within one business day
Contracting entity
SEVERADAO SECURITY LLC · Florida, USA
Frequently asked

Before an engagement begins.

Commercial and technical details are confirmed in a written proposal and scope document.

How is an engagement priced?

A written quote is prepared after scope, architecture, access level, target count, and timing are understood.

What does the final report include?

An executive summary, technical findings with evidence, impact, severity, and prioritized remediation guidance.

Can testing support compliance work?

Findings can be mapped to relevant technical standards where useful. A penetration test is not itself a certification or compliance attestation.

Is retesting available?

Yes. Validation of remediated findings can be included in the proposal or arranged after delivery.

Can the scope be limited?

Yes. Testing can focus on one application, API, workflow, external surface, or smart contract system.

When can testing begin?

Only after the client confirms ownership or authority and the targets, boundaries, and Rules of Engagement are approved in writing.