This is to certify that SecIQ Technologies has performed Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) from 14-October-2025 to 28-October-2025 for the uKnowva — Linux Server.
Executive Summary
Scope of Testing:
The scope of this penetration testing was limited to the uKnowva Linux Server Testing Environment. The assessment focused on server hardening, operating system and service configuration, privilege escalation paths, and common server-side vulnerabilities. Checks were aligned with industry best practices, including CIS Benchmarks and NIST guidelines.
Findings & Summary:
The Linux server environment was tested for compliance with standard industry best practices for server hardening and security. No security vulnerabilities or business risks were identified within the defined scope of our assessment.
The uKnowva server environment on its own is generally secure and does not exhibit any known security issues based on the testing performed.
However, potential security issues within the uKnowva application platform or other interconnected systems could indirectly impact the overall security posture of this environment.
Business-Critical Risks
No business-critical risks were identified within the scope of the Linux server assessment. The environment does not currently present any findings classified as Critical, High, Medium, or Low for the tested server configuration and services.
Approach
This assessment was conducted using a grey-box penetration testing approach from the perspective of an authenticated system user with limited privileges. The objective was to identify potential misconfigurations, privilege escalation paths, and exploitable weaknesses within the Linux server environment. All activities were performed carefully to avoid any disruption or damage to production systems.
The assessment combined manual techniques with automated tools for vulnerability enumeration and system hardening verification. The following phases were covered:
- Network scans and host discovery
- Vulnerability enumeration (service & configuration checks)
- Triage and manual validation of findings
- Exploitation attempts where safe and necessary to verify impact
- Remediation verification and report generation & review
Assessment Report (Summary)
All tested items within the defined Linux server scope were verified and no actionable vulnerabilities were identified during the engagement. The environment was evaluated against common server hardening standards and no deviations requiring remediation were found.
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