PrestaShop Security Audit & Hardening Report

PrestaShop Security Audit is a security audit service for PrestaShop stores, in which a specialist examines the shop the way an attacker and an auditor would, and turns what it finds into a graded report with ordered fixes. It installs, and the first full scan runs from one button in the back office.

It settles the merchant's blindest risk: a card skimmer does not slow the page or break anything, it sits in a template or a script, copies what shoppers type into payment forms, and keeps doing it until somebody reads the code. The same silence hides forgotten admin accounts, world-readable configuration, backups reachable from the street, and modules with published weaknesses.

One click runs the whole examination, and each area goes deep. Core and module files are compared against known-good releases to surface injected or quietly modified code, templates and scripts are inspected for unfamiliar and disguised payloads, and the database is reviewed for recently created admin accounts and stale privileges. Installed modules are matched against published security advisories, and the shop's outside surface is tested from outside: leftover installer and backup files, developer traces, revealing test pages, open directory listings and the protection of the admin entrance, each confirmed as actually reachable rather than merely present. Settings that decide exposure, forced encryption, session cookie protection, sign-in throttling, debug output left on, are read and judged too.

The report gives a score, a grade and findings ordered by severity, each with what it means and the exact hardening step, and evidence of an active compromise is flagged first with containment steps. Uncertain matches say they are uncertain instead of crying wolf, and a check that fails reports itself instead of silently vanishing. Every run is kept in history with its score, grade and totals, scans repeat on the schedule you set with findings reaching you by email, and nothing about your shop ever leaves your server: the examination is local, its data path is read-only, and the self-checks call only your own addresses. Agencies enroll many shops into one fleet view over a signed, consent-scoped connection.

A skimmer becomes a finding instead of a headline, the hardening backlog orders itself by severity instead of by anxiety, and the bank's security questionnaire gets answered with a graded, dated history instead of a shrug.