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Whitehat Security
As a Google Cloud Partner Advantage Official Partner (Partner ID: 76975549) and Google Threat Intelligence · VirusTotal Official Security Partner, Whitehat Security runs security checks for websites, online stores, and apps in-house.
Security checks for websites, online stores and AI apps, plus an hourly digest of vulnerabilities worldwide, starting with those exploited in the wild.
- Google Cloud Partner Advantage Official Partner (Partner ID: 76975549)
- Google Threat Intelligence · VirusTotal Official Security Partner (Whitehat Security)
- Testing only within a written, agreed scope · Free quick check
Based on October 2026 reports on Korean financial-sector breaches
Even large companies were breached through small outward-facing entry points, not their core systems
Booking and lookup pages, app back-end APIs and outsourced services come first. We check the outward-facing parts of your website or online store for free (only after your request and consent).
- Korean financial regulators: breaches at 16 financial companies, about 100,000 personal records leaked (no account or card numbers confirmed) (SBS Biz, 2026-10-14)
- Emergency check of 555 financial companies: 130 had some shortcomings (Dailian, 2026-10-14)
- Breaches started at peripheral entry points such as exposed web services, app APIs and outsourced services (AhnLab ASEC, 2026-10-29)
Security news today
Collected hourly from official sources such as KISA, the Korean ministries, CISA and NVD — titles and links to the originals only.
- Loading the latest notices.
The gaps black hats look for, white hats close first
Attackers look for small gaps right after launch. We find the same gaps first, close them with evidence, and re-check after the fix.
Black hat · launching without a review
The unseen shadow behind a fast-shipped AI app
- API keys and secrets left in public repositories or browser code
- Admin screens and payment or lookup features without permission checks
- Partner impersonation mail on domains without protection settings
- Incidents discovered late because nothing was logged
White hat · Whitehat Marketing proactive review
Found before the attack, closed with reproducible evidence
- Core checks before launch and in operation to clean up exposed secrets and misconfigurations
- A report with reproduction evidence and risk-ranked fix priorities
- Account, two-factor and secret-vault (OpenBao) management setup
- Re-test after fixes and a security handbook for your team
Assessment & protection scope (5 core areas)
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1. Website, AI app & payment/API assessment
Review sessions, admin privileges, tenant isolation, input validation, webhook signatures, duplicate-payment defenses, dependencies and sensitive data exposure.
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2. Account, password & secret (OpenBao) management
Migrate plaintext .env files and scattered API keys into vault-backed secret management (OpenBao), enforcing MFA and least-privilege access.
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3. Phishing, impersonation & domain protection
Inspect and configure SPF, DKIM, DMARC, CAA, DNSSEC, HTTPS/TLS encryption and essential web security headers against domain spoofing.
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4. Staff security training & operational hygiene
Train teams with practical checklists on spotting phishing, protecting session cookies, handling customer PII and transferring sensitive materials safely.
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5. AI tool & agent (MCP) security policy
Establish prompt-injection defenses, tool privilege boundaries, human approval gates for external actions and audit logging for AI agents.
Process and deliverables
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Agree targets, ownership, authorization and schedule
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Assess and confirm reproduction evidence
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Agree remediation scope and quote, then implement
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Retest report and operational handover
Today's vulnerabilities
CISA KEV, KISA, NVD and GitHub advisories gathered hourly and sorted by active exploitation, severity and technology. Read the originals at each source.
See vulnerabilitiesSecurity check service
From a free quick check to standard and in-depth checks, penetration tests and monthly care — see the price list below.
Services and pricingSecurity service pricing
Prices include 10% Korean VAT; the supply price (excl. VAT) is in brackets. Checks run only within the scope agreed in writing.
Free quick check
KRW 0
Open ports, SSL/TLS certificate, security headers, exposed store/WordPress versions and the latest exploited vulnerabilities — summarised on one page.
Standard check
KRW 330,000
(KRW 300,000 excl. VAT)
One website or online store. Key web vulnerabilities, admin/login screens and personal-data exposure, with a remediation report.
3 business days
In-depth check & penetration test
KRW 1,650,000
(KRW 1,500,000 excl. VAT)
Manual penetration testing of web, API and AI apps plus a source-code security review, a detailed report and one re-check after fixes.
Signed testing consent required
Monthly security care
KRW 220,000 / month
(KRW 200,000 / month excl. VAT)
Monthly check, patch advice, certificate and domain tampering watch, urgent vulnerability alerts.
Smart contract security review
From KRW 2,200,000
(From KRW 2,000,000 excl. VAT)
Quoted after we review the contracts and scope.
Quote after consultation
Other security services
Quote after consultation
Account and password clean-up, phishing/impersonation and domain protection, staff security and safe-AI training — quoted once we know the scope.
KRW 400k marketing package customers
Monthly security care is included at no extra cost: a monthly check of your website (known vulnerabilities, plugins, SSL, domain tampering) with a summary and fix advice, urgent vulnerability alerts, and one standard check with your first contract. Fix work, in-depth checks, penetration tests and smart-contract audits are quoted separately; checks start only after your written consent.
What we do not do
We do not perform legally licensed critical-infrastructure vulnerability assessments, public-sector security monitoring, privacy impact assessments or ISMS certification audits. Ask us separately about ISMS preparation support.
Request a free quick check
Send us your site address and we will reply with a one-page quick check.