Application Security

SecOrigin using manual or automated penetration testing methods to detect any vulnerability in a web application. SecOrigin has the certified team of security experts. We also helps in prioritization of recognized vulnerabilities and threats and how they can be mitigated.

After a Web App Pentest, our team provides a comprehensive report which contain all the security flaws discovered during the security analysis.

Our application security assessment methodology is designed around the following well-known security assessment guides such as:

  • Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP Top 10)
  • Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES)
  • Open Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSTMM)
  • Web Application Security Consortium (WASC)
Phase 1
Scoping and Mapping

Create and agree business process model. Scoping secures by distinguishing and limiting access to documents and information. It enables to map out the issues for further procedures.

Phase 2
Information Gathering & Enumeration

This step provides the tester with information
that can be used to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in the web applications. The goal of this phase is to identify any sensitive information that may help during the following phases of testing, which could include application technologies, usernames, version information, hardcoded information, default
accounts, etc.

Phase 3
Scanning

A definitive objective of scanning is to discover open ports through Internal or exterior network scanning, that were available for targeted hosts, or subdomains, available for web applications. We ran both authenticated and non authenticated scans

Phase 4
Vulnerability Assessment & Identification

A vulnerability assessment is conducted in order to gain initial knowledge and identify any potential security weaknesses that could allow an outside attacker to gain access to the environment or technology being tested. Manual identification of vulnerabilities involving form submission and application input points will be conducted, including injection attacks (SQL, command, XPath, LDAP, XXE, XSS), error analysis, file uploads, etc.

Phase 5
Post Exploitation

It implies the phases of activity once the attacker violates the framework. The estimation of the abused system is dictated by the extent of all stored data and how the hacker may assault it.

Phase 6
Reporting

We provide a report of findings, which gives a detailed view of the critical, high, medium and low-priority risks, along with appropriate recommendations.

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