Web Application Penetration Testing
See how your web application fares against realistic attacks. We find exploitable vulnerabilities and provide practical recommendations on how to fix them.
Performed by certified experts
What is web application penetration testing?
A web app penetration test is a type of security assessment that uses manual techniques to explore and test the target website for vulnerabilities like Cross-Site Scripting, SQL Injection, Remote Code Execution, Broken Authentication and more. Unlike code reviews or static security testing, this type of assessment examines the target application in its live environment by simulating real attacks that cybercriminals carry out.
How much does it cost?
We price our service based on how complex the target application is and on what type of penetration test you want (black box or white box).
Black box web app pentest
Fixed price:$3400
- Expected
timeframe - 3 working days (best effort)
- Report
delivered - On the 4th day
- Simulated
scenario - Anonymous attacker
Grey box web app pentest
Starting from:$3400+ $900/user role
- Expected
timeframe - 4+ working days (best effort)
- Report
delivered - When ready
- Simulated
scenario - Both anonymous & authenticated user
Why choose us?
We use our advanced technical skills in combination with the power of Pentest-Tools.com for unrivaled quality and value.
Our team of seasoned ethical hackers also excel at communication. We enjoy explaining our findings and how attackers can exploit them to both technical and business stakeholders in your company.
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What are the steps of a web app pentest?
Even if attackers lack the discipline of penetration testers, their approaches overlap in the tactics they use to ensure a thorough examination of the target website.
Our team uses the OWASP Testing Guide to make sure we cover as many security issues in the layers, functionality, and use cases of your web app as possible.
Scoping
- Quickly map the attack surface of your target
- Define what explicitly is not included in scope
Reconnaissance
- Understand the regular functionality of the application
- Discover hidden functionality
Vulnerability detection
- Scan for vulnerabilities, both automated and manually
- Manually triage and validate vulnerabilities, eliminate false positives
Exploitation
- Try to exploit the vulnerabilities to determine the risk they pose
- Create proof of concepts with step-by-step explanations to replicate them
Reporting
- Explain all the findings and recommendations in the report
What the report looks like
This is an overview of your assessment. It includes objectives, scope of work, and the approach and methodology we used.
