Deliverables
The Hacker Framework is a methodology used to perform ethical hacking and penetration testing. The deliverables of the framework typically include the following:
Scope document: The scope document defines the scope and objectives of the penetration testing engagement. It outlines the systems and applications that will be tested and the testing methodologies that will be used.
Vulnerability assessment report: The vulnerability assessment report provides a summary of the vulnerabilities discovered during the testing. The report includes a description of the vulnerabilities, their severity, and recommendations for remediation.
Exploitation report: The exploitation report provides details of the successful exploits carried out during the testing. It outlines the techniques used to gain access to systems and applications, and the potential impact of these exploits.
Executive summary report: The executive summary report provides a high-level overview of the testing results. It highlights the most critical vulnerabilities and recommendations for remediation, and is intended for executives who may not have technical expertise.
Remediation plan: The remediation plan provides a detailed roadmap for addressing the vulnerabilities discovered during the testing. It outlines the steps that need to be taken to mitigate each vulnerability, and provides a timeline for completion.
Post-testing review: The post-testing review is a meeting between the testing team and the client to discuss the results of the testing and the remediation plan. It is an opportunity to ensure that all vulnerabilities have been addressed and to discuss any issues or concerns that may have arisen during the testing.
Overall, the deliverables of the Hacker Framework are intended to provide a comprehensive assessment of the security posture of an organization, and to provide recommendations for improving security and mitigating vulnerabilities
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