Can a Web Application Be Secure While Its Administrative Interfaces Remain Exposed?
In this blog, we will explain whether a web application can remain secure when its administrative interfaces are exposed. We will look at how admin panels, management APIs, database consoles, and other privileged interfaces can affect application security. We will also cover how exposed administrative interfaces can provide access to sensitive data, create privilege escalation […]
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How API Dependencies Can Change the Risk Profile of a CERT-In Audited Application?
This blog explains how API dependencies can change the security risk of a CERT-In audited application. It covers different types of API dependencies, changes in API versions, authentication and authorization risks, cloud and infrastructure connections, sensitive data flows, and changes that may affect the CERT-In audit scope. It also explains how organizations can identify API […]
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CERT-In Security Audit for Digital Asset Platforms: Testing the Security of Wallet, Transaction and Admin Workflows
Digital asset platforms manage sensitive customer information, wallet addresses, transactions, payment integrations, and privileged administrative functions. A security weakness in any of these areas can affect account security, transaction accuracy, and the protection of digital assets. In this blog, we will discuss how a CERT-In Security Audit for Digital Asset Platforms can assess the security […]
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