GitHub Repository Name
penetration-tester-portfolio

Web Penetration Tester & Security Researcher

Welcome to my official security research portfolio. I am Muhammed Ashml, a Penetration Tester specialized in web application security vulnerabilities and complex business logic flaws. I excel at "breaking" logic and helping organizations fix website vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Hall of Fame & Disclosures

My research and ethical hack disclosures have been recognized by some of the world's most high-profile organizations:

• NASA
• Intel
• Atlassian
• Twilio
• Oxford University
• Hunter.io
• Synology
• Maastricht University
• ...and various other organizations.

Technical Specialties & Vulnerabilities

I specialize in identifying traditional technical exploits and unique business logic flaws that automated tools miss:

• Critical Exploits: Remote Code Execution (RCE) & Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF).
• Common Web Vulnerabilities: XSS, CSRF, and Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR).
• Business Logic: Finding unique bypasses of security controls and logic flow errors.
• Fixing Flaws: Providing actionable remediation paths for developers.

The Toolkit

A blend of industry-standard tools and I build custom-coded scripts alongside industry-standard tools to achieve deep-dive discovery that automated scanners miss.

• Analysis: Burp Suite (Primary Proxy)
• Network/Exploitation: Metasploit & Nmap
• Automation: Custom Python/Bash Scripts
• Reconnaissance: Dirsearch, Ffuf, & Subfinder

Why My Work Matters

In modern security, anyone can run a scanner. My value lies in Manual Penetration Testing. I don't just find bugs; I understand the business context and help organizations bridge the gap between vulnerability and and robust fix

Get in Touch

I am open to discussing new security challenges, professional pentest opportunities, or networking with fellow researchers.

• Email: muhammedas1447@gmail.com

"The developer builds the path, the scanner follows the path, but the penetration tester finds the logic in the space between the steps."
— Muhammed Ashmil