Web Application Penetration Testing

Manual security assessments that uncover complex authorization logic bypasses, session flaws, and business-logic vulnerabilities before attackers do.

THE BUSINESS PROBLEM

Automated web scanners check for superficial pattern matches, but fail to comprehend application state, multi-role permission boundaries, and custom business logic. Modern web applications require manual security analysis by a dedicated practitioner who inspects how authentication state, session tokens, and API requests behave under adversarial conditions.

WHAT WE TEST IN YOUR WEB APP:

Authentication & Password Reset Logic

Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA / IDOR)

Function-Level Access Control Bypasses

Business Logic Flaws & Race Conditions

Session Token Hijacking & Cookie Hardening

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) & Injection

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

File Upload Vulnerabilities & Path Traversal

Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

Third-Party Dependency & Known CVE Audit

ENGAGEMENT BASELINE

STARTING AT $499

Indicative rate for 1 authenticated role / up to 15 views

METHODOLOGYMANUAL-FIRST + OWASP

DELIVERABLEACTIONABLE PDF & SNIPPETS

RETESTINGINCLUDED IN SCOPE

AUTHORIZATIONWRITTEN ROE REQUIRED

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a web application penetration test?

A web application penetration test is an authorized simulated attack against your web application to discover vulnerabilities in authentication, access controls, input handling, and session logic.

Do you test authenticated multi-role applications?

Yes. Multi-role testing (e.g., User vs Admin vs Manager) is essential to identify Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA/IDOR) where one user accesses another user's private data.