pentest-web

Simulate web penetration testing by providing your API route file, auth module, or target codebase area as input. This identifies security weaknesses like authentication bypass, IDOR, and privilege escalation across your deployments, producing a structured threat catalogue.

Yes, you can test for JWT attacks and SSRF vulnerabilities through source code analysis. The simulation analyzes source code patterns to identify these specific web security flaws and API abuse scenarios within your application modules.

Map security findings to OWASP Top 10 categories by running targeted simulated tests against your web applications. This process generates a structured threat catalogue and provides mitigation-focused guidance directly aligned with OWASP standards.

Yes, this web security testing approach detects business logic flaws and rate-limiting bypasses. It simulates real-world attacks specifically targeting these vulnerabilities alongside authentication bypass and API abuse across your codebases.

Validate security controls for a specific API route by providing the route file as input to start a simulated pentest. This runs targeted tests against the module to identify authorization flaws and business-logic errors.

When penetration testing identifies authorization flaws, it provides actionable mitigations focused on resolving the security weaknesses. The guidance is structured to help developers fix IDOR, privilege escalation, and other mapped OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.