Web Site Security Testing Services

Web Site Security Scans

Our automated security scans test your website for common vulnerabilities, ensuring robust protection against attacks. Each test targets specific weaknesses, helping you identify and fix issues before they can be exploited.

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• SQL Injection
  Tests for vulnerabilities that allow attackers to manipulate database queries by injecting malicious SQL code. This is critical to prevent unauthorized data access, data leakage, or database manipulation. Uses payloads like "' OR 1=1 --" to detect weaknesses.
• SQL Injection (All Forms)
  Scans all form fields across discovered pages for SQL Injection vulnerabilities. Essential for comprehensive testing of large websites with multiple input points, ensuring no field is overlooked.
• SQL Injection (Field Discovery)
  Automatically discovers form fields on a page and tests each for SQL Injection. Useful for dynamic or complex forms, ensuring thorough vulnerability checks without manual field specification.
• SQL Injection (Brute Force)
  Tests common field names (e.g., username, email) for SQL Injection when form discovery fails. A fallback method to catch vulnerabilities in non-standard or hidden fields.
• SQL Injection (Specific Field)
  Targets a specific form field for SQL Injection testing. Ideal for focused testing after identifying a suspicious input, ensuring precise vulnerability detection.
• Command Injection
  Tests for vulnerabilities that allow attackers to execute arbitrary system commands on the server. Critical for endpoints handling user input for system operations, preventing server compromise.
• LDAP Injection
  Checks for vulnerabilities in LDAP queries, which could allow unauthorized access to directory services. Important for sites integrated with LDAP for authentication or user management.
• Stored XSS
  Tests for cross-site scripting vulnerabilities where malicious scripts are stored and executed on the server. Critical for user-generated content areas like comments or profiles, preventing persistent attacks.
• Reflected XSS
  Checks for XSS vulnerabilities where malicious scripts are reflected in the server’s response. Common in search pages or query parameters, this test ensures proper input sanitization.
• DOM-based XSS
  Analyzes client-side JavaScript for vulnerabilities that could allow script execution via URL parameters. While server-side, this test identifies risky patterns for further client-side verification.
• CSRF
  Tests for Cross-Site Request Forgery vulnerabilities by attempting form submissions without tokens. Ensures state-changing actions are protected, preventing unauthorized actions by attackers.
• Security Misconfigurations
  Checks for exposed sensitive directories (e.g., /admin) that could reveal critical interfaces. Ensures proper access controls are in place to protect administrative endpoints.
• Broken Authentication
  Tests for weak password policies by attempting login with default credentials. Critical for ensuring robust authentication mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access.
• Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)
  Checks for vulnerabilities allowing unauthorized access to resources (e.g., /user/1). Ensures proper authorization checks to protect sensitive data.
• Sensitive Data Exposure
  Verifies if the site uses HTTPS to secure data transmission. Critical for protecting user data from interception during transit.
• Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
  Tests if the server can be tricked into accessing internal resources. Ensures protection against attacks that exploit server-side requests to internal systems.
• Open Redirect
  Checks for vulnerabilities allowing unvalidated redirects to external sites. Prevents phishing attacks by ensuring redirects are properly validated.
• HTTP Security Headers
  Verifies the presence of critical security headers (e.g., CSP, HSTS). Ensures protection against common attacks like clickjacking and XSS.
• Directory Traversal
  Tests for vulnerabilities allowing access to unauthorized files (e.g., /etc/passwd). Ensures proper input validation to prevent file system attacks.