web-pentest

Automate web application penetration testing by performing reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, and proof-based exploitation. This skill maps the attack surface, identifies potential vulnerabilities using focused sub-agents, and executes witness payloads to confirm them.

Proof-based exploitation in web security testing executes witness payloads to confirm identified vulnerabilities. It applies bypass techniques as needed to validate the existence of flaws like injection, XSS, or SSRF before generating a professional report.

Generate professional security reports automatically after a web penetration test by compiling confirmed findings, severity levels, impact analysis, and remediation recommendations into a structured document for stakeholders.

Yes, active permission and scope definitions are required to run a penetration test. Careful control over payloads and data handling is necessary to ensure testing stays within authorized boundaries and prevents unintended damage.

Yes, the penetration testing skill identifies specific vulnerability classes including injection, XSS, authentication, authorization, SSRF, and infrastructure flaws. It uses focused sub-agents to analyze each distinct vulnerability category during the assessment.

Map the attack surface of a web application through automated reconnaissance. This involves network scanning, fingerprinting, and endpoint discovery to identify potential entry points before conducting deeper vulnerability analysis and exploitation.