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Network Penetration TestingServices in Pakistan.

External attack-surface assessment and internal network pentest with full Active Directory attack chains. From DNS to domain admin, with evidence-backed exploitation and reports designed for both your security team and your Western customers' auditors.

External + Internal Coverage

Choose external, internal, or both. We follow the PTES standard and document every step so your team can reproduce and verify.

External attack surface

Subdomain enumeration, port mapping, service fingerprinting, exposed admin panels, dangling DNS / subdomain takeover, vulnerable edge services, leaked credentials.

Subdomain takeoverEdge services Credential leaks

Internal network

LLMNR / NBT-NS poisoning, SMB relay, weak Kerberos, SCCM abuse, file-share exposure, internal CA mis-configurations, segmentation bypass.

SMB relayLLMNR poison Segmentation

Active Directory

Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, NTLM relay, BloodHound path analysis, ACL abuse, unconstrained delegation, ADCS (ESC1-15) misconfigurations.

KerberoastBloodHound ADCS

Post-exploitation

Lateral movement, credential theft (LSASS/SAM/DPAPI), persistence techniques, data exfil simulation, domain takeover where in-scope.

Lateral movementCredential theft Domain takeover

Engagement Types

  • External-only — what an attacker sees from the public internet. Faster, ideal for SaaS teams without much internal estate.
  • Internal-only (assumed-breach) — we start from a low-privilege foothold on a corporate device or network drop. Tests segmentation, AD security, and blast-radius.
  • Combined — full external + internal, simulating a realistic intrusion chain from initial access to domain takeover.
  • Red-team-lite — narrowly-scoped objective-based testing (e.g. "reach the customer database") with longer timelines and stealth requirements.

Tools We Use

Recon & scanning

Nmap, Naabu, Masscan, RustScan, subfinder, dnsx, httpx, Nuclei, Shodan / Censys queries.

Exploitation & AD

Metasploit, NetExec / CrackMapExec, Impacket suite, Responder, mitm6, BloodHound, Certipy, Rubeus, Mimikatz / Pypykatz (read-only PoC).

What You Get

Executive summary

Risk posture, attack-chain narrative, remediation priorities for leadership.

Technical report

Per-finding write-ups with CVSS, reproducible commands, screenshots, MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

Attack-path diagram

BloodHound / hand-drawn diagrams showing the chain from initial access to objective.

Free re-test

Validate fixes after your team patches. Sign-off letter and attestation on request.

Test your network.

A free 30-minute scoping call. We'll talk through your estate, your AD topology, and your compliance goals.