Tell us what needs to survive the test.
Contact ShabuShabu Security to discuss penetration testing, a Security Crash Test, web application security, API testing or an AI and LLM security assessment. Start with the product, attack surface and security boundaries that matter most.
Start with the attack surface.
You do not need a completed scope document before contacting us. A short description of your product, testing objective and current environment is enough to start the conversation.
Describe your security testing needs.
Provide only the information needed to understand the potential engagement. Sensitive credentials or secrets should not be included in this initial request.
Choose the security problem, not the package name.
If you are unsure which type of penetration test fits the product, describe the architecture and business risk. The testing scope can be structured around the real attack surface.
Web Application Testing
Authentication, authorization, business logic, session handling and sensitive application workflows.
API Security Testing
API authorization, object boundaries, data exposure, integrations and backend application logic.
AI & LLM Security
Prompt injection, AI agent permissions, tool use, retrieval security and sensitive-data boundaries.
Security Crash Test
A broader product-focused assessment built around realistic attack paths across connected components.
You do not need a perfect scope before contacting us.
A few details about the product are enough to begin. The final assessment scope is created after the attack surface, available environments and operational restrictions are understood.
From first contact to authorized security testing.
Request
Share the product, security objective and initial assessment requirements.
Scope
Identify systems, roles, environments and operational restrictions.
Authorize
Agree the technical rules and boundaries before active testing begins.
Test
Begin structured offensive-security testing against the approved attack surface.
Security researchers should use our responsible disclosure process.
If you are contacting ShabuShabu because you believe you found a security weakness affecting a ShabuShabu-operated system, please treat it as a vulnerability disclosure rather than a commercial penetration-testing request.
Your product does not need another generic scan. It needs the right security questions.
Tell ShabuShabu what you are building, where the sensitive security boundaries are and what stage the product has reached. We can use that context to define the right penetration-testing scope.