Can a CERT-In Empanelled Auditor Assess Security Risks Created by Your Third-Party APIs?
In this blog, we will discuss what security risks can third-party APIs create, how can a cert-in empanelled auditor test third-party API security, what data should be checked when an application uses third-party APIs, how does a cert-in empanelled auditor assess API authentication, how can unsafe Third-Party API responses create security issues and why choose […]
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From Customer Account to Admin Panel: How Web Application Penetration Testing Finds Privilege Escalation Paths
In this blog, we will explain how a customer account can become a starting point for privilege escalation in a web application. We will cover restricted functions, admin panels, APIs, HTTP methods, role parameters, object authorization, and mass assignment issues that can allow customer-level users to reach higher-privilege functions. We will also explain how Web […]
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Why Web Application Penetration Testing Matters After Adding a Payment Gateway or Third-Party Integration?
In this blog, we will explain what changes when a payment gateway or third-party integration is added to a web application. We will look at payment requests, APIs, redirects, callbacks, sensitive data, security misconfigurations, business logic, and common payment-related risks. We will also discuss how Web Application Penetration Testing can help identify weaknesses in payment […]
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