Penetration Testing

Web & API Penetration Testing

Our web and API penetration testing services are designed to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your web applications and APIs, so you can fix them before malicious actors can exploit them.

Scope
We’ll work closely with you to determine the scope of the test, identifying the API endpoints that require attention. We’ll use available documentation, such as WSDL files, Swagger documents, or example request/response pairs, to perform thorough white-box testing.

Testing Process
Our testing process combines automated and manual methods to ensure that all aspects of your web application or API are thoroughly examined. We’ll use cutting-edge tools and techniques to identify vulnerabilities, including:

  • Input validation weaknesses
  • SQL injection flaws
  • Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities
  • Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) weaknesses
  • Authentication bypass issues
  • Information leakage risks
  • Misconfigured SSL/TLS settings

Once we’ve identified vulnerabilities, we’ll work with you to understand their impact and develop a plan to address them. You’ll receive a detailed report outlining the findings, along with recommended remediation steps and guidance on how to improve your overall security posture.

Why Choose Us?
Our team consists of experienced security professionals who possess extensive knowledge of web application and API security. We stay up-to-date with the latest threat landscape and attack vectors, ensuring that our testing methodologies reflect the most current best practices. By choosing us for your web and API penetration testing needs, you can:

  • Ensure the security and privacy of your users’ data
  • Protect your brand reputation by avoiding security breaches
  • Meet compliance requirements for web application and API security
  • Improve your overall security posture and reduce risk
Get in touch with us today to discuss your web and API penetration testing needs. We’ll work closely with you to understand your unique requirements and develop a customized testing plan that fits your business goals and budget

Mobile Application Security Assessment

We’ll carefully examine all the permissions requested by the mobile application, assessing their necessity for the app’s regular operations. Additionally, we’ll conduct tests by sending irregular commands to custom URL schemes, aiming to determine the effectiveness of validation measures. Our evaluation extends to how mobile applications securely interact with the device, encompassing both runtime activities and data at rest. We’ll scrutinize local data storage locations to ensure sensitive information isn’t being stored in vulnerable local files. Furthermore, a comprehensive assessment of the APIs employed by the mobile applications will be performed, employing a combination of manual and automated techniques to uncover potential vulnerabilities.

Hardware/Firmware/ IoT Assessments

Device profiling will be conducted by observing its components during normal operation. This involves identifying interconnected resources such as databases/data stores, credentials, scheduled tasks, configuration files, registry entries, file system paths, and network ports. An exploration for accessible authentication materials will also be carried out, encompassing encryption keys, username/password combinations, password hashes, or other authentication elements used by the application. Additionally, efforts will be made to identify default or easily guessable authentication credentials where relevant.

 

Furthermore, an investigation will be undertaken to potentially exploit vulnerabilities within the application. This includes identifying logic flaws, privilege escalation vulnerabilities, gaps in access controls, and instances where security mechanisms could be bypassed. The goal is to pinpoint opportunities to execute arbitrary code within the application’s security context. Additionally, the host operating system will be evaluated to ensure the application remains safeguarded against any tampering attempts.