Web application penetration testing.
We test single-page applications, multi-tenant SaaS platforms, and enterprise web portals for authentication bypasses, broken access controls, injection vulnerabilities, and business workflow flaws.
What is in scope
Key technical areas and vulnerability classes evaluated during the assessment.
Authentication and session management
Testing login flows, multi-factor authentication, password reset workflows, OAuth 2.0 and SAML integrations, session fixation, and token expiration handling.
Authorization and multi-tenant isolation
Testing horizontal privilege escalation (IDOR across user or tenant records) and vertical privilege escalation (accessing administrative functions from standard accounts).
Injection and server-side flaws
Testing for SQL injection, NoSQL injection, OS command injection, Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF), XML/XXE parsing flaws, and insecure deserialization.
Client-side and DOM security
Testing for stored, reflected, and DOM-based Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), CORS misconfigurations, and clickjacking.
Business logic and race conditions
Testing multi-step checkout, payment, quota, and approval workflows for state manipulation and parallel request race conditions.
File uploads and parser security
Testing document, image, and archive upload handlers for unrestricted file execution, path traversal, and cloud storage exposure.
Testing methodology
Our step-by-step engineering workflow from reconnaissance to verified proof of concept.
1. Application mapping and role matrix setup
We map every route, input parameter, and user role across your web application to build a complete authorization test matrix.
2. Automated baseline and configuration audit
We evaluate TLS settings, HTTP security headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options), cookie flags, and framework-level exposures.
3. Manual exploitation and workflow testing
Our engineers manually test each function using intercepting proxies and custom scripts, chaining findings to demonstrate real business impact.
4. Remediation verification
Once your developers deploy fixes, we re-run our test cases to confirm the vulnerabilities are resolved without introducing regressions.
Deliverables and retesting
What your engineering and compliance teams receive at the conclusion of testing.
Detailed technical report
Contains CVSS severity ratings, affected URLs and parameters, full HTTP request and response captures, and clear reproduction steps.
Developer remediation guidance
Provides framework-specific code examples and architectural recommendations to fix the root cause of each finding.
Verification and attestation letter
Includes a post-remediation retest report and formal VAPT attestation letter suitable for customer security reviews and compliance audits.
Scope your assessment
Contact our security team with your target details to receive a clear scoping plan.