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Deep Web data

The internet is a fun and exciting place, but it comes with risks. Malware such as keyloggers, worms, and various forms of hacking, along with data breaches, can compromise your personal information. If you have an active online presence—whether through social media or other platforms—your data may be at risk of being tracked or exposed. It’s highly recommended to assess your security with a professional if you are concerned about your online safety. If your data has already been compromised, while you may not be able to undo the leak, steps can be taken to seal the breach and enhance your future data security.

Your sensitive data that may already be circulating on the deep web can include passwords, usernames, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, full names, security question answers, device information, IP addresses, and more.

Application security

If you're a business owner with a web application, it’s crucial to ensure your app is secure. Currently, there are 25 potential vulnerabilities that could affect your site. The larger your website, the greater the risk of each vulnerability being exploited. Keep in mind that any leaked information can be combined and used against you. For instance, exposed usernames and passwords can make brute-force attacks more targeted to your specific patterns.

As a student focused on gaining experience in cybersecurity, I am currently specializing in SQL injection, XSS (Cross-Site Scripting), and Broken Access Controls. I am offering my services for free to help businesses like yours identify and mitigate security risks.