Deeply aligned with compliance requirements such as China’s Cybersecurity Classified Protection 2.0 (等保 2.0), PCI DSS, and ISO 27001, team delivers desensitized testing solutions for high-risk industries (finance, energy, government) in special scenarios (e.g., industrial control systems and classified networks), balancing security and business continuity.

Beyond providing a vulnerability list, team offers prioritized remediation recommendations and technical solutions (e.g., parameter filtering at the code level and permission isolation at the architectural level). Post-remediation retesting is supported to ensure complete risk closure. Additionally, team provides attack-defense drill training to enhance the enterprise’s self-protection capabilities.

Our team consists of white-hat hackers with over 10 years experience, well-versed in black-hat attack tactics (such as APT organization strategies and ransomware attack chains). Team can break through the limitations of automated tool scans, accurately identifying deep-seated risks like business logic flaws, covert privilege escalations, and complex chained vulnerabilities (e.g., lateral movement within internal networks + domain controller breaches).

The entire process relies on manual operations and multi-round cross-verifications to eliminate false positives from tools (e.g., static scans mistakenly flagging "suspected vulnerabilities"). Team quantitatively assess the exploitability and impact scope of vulnerabilities (e.g., the scale of potential data breaches or system downtime risks), delivering reports with higher decision-making value.

Tailored attack paths (e.g., simulating unauthorized user actions or payment logic tampering) are designed based on the process characteristics of core business operations (such as financial transactions, government approvals, and e-commerce payments). This approach avoids "testing for the sake of testing," ensuring discovered vulnerabilities are directly linked to actual business risks.

The core team members hold top-tier certifications such as CISA, CISP, and CISSP. They have participated in national-level red-team/blue-team exercises and large-scale enterprise vulnerability discovery projects. They are proficient in penetration techniques across multiple scenarios, including Web, mobile, internal networks, and cloud environments, and can counter complex defense systems such as encrypted communications and zero-trust architectures.

The team has pioneered a unique system of "Business Process Decomposition + Attack Surface Mapping": First, it analyzes the target business’s role permissions, data flows, and interface interaction logic. Then, it designs targeted attack paths (e.g., exploiting customer service process vulnerabilities for privilege escalation or infiltrating core systems through supply chain dependencies), overcoming the limitation of tools that "only scan code without understanding business logic."​

Expertise in discovering vulnerability types that tools struggle to identify, such as business logic flaws (e.g., login bypass, order amount tampering); Covert channel exploitation (e.g., log injection, protocol-layer vulnerabilities); Supply chain-related risks (e.g., third-party component vulnerabilities affecting core systems).

Vulnerabilities are triaged based on three dimensions: exploit difficulty, impact scope, and attack probability. A remediation checklist is then generated, aligned with the enterprise’s business priorities. Code-level remediation examples (e.g., prepared statements for SQL injection, input filtering logic for XSS) are provided to ensure direct usability by technical teams.

The team is well-versed in industry-specific compliance assessment standards and can deliver customized test reports that meet regulatory requirements. In the event of a security incident, it can swiftly intervene to conduct vulnerability traceback (e.g., identifying attack sources, reconstructing intrusion paths), supporting emergency response and attack containment.