Penetration Testing • Web Application

Web Application Penetration Testing

Web application penetration testing is a manual, expert-led assessment of your web app that finds and safely exploits vulnerabilities before attackers do. We test against the OWASP Top 10 — injection, broken authentication, access control and IDOR, XSS, SSRF, and business-logic flaws — and give you a risk-rated report, remediation guidance, and a free retest.

What it covers

The OWASP Top 10 — and beyond

The most damaging web app flaws, in plain language.

Injection (SQL, command, more)

We test whether attacker-controlled input can reach a database or system command — SQL injection, OS command injection, and template injection that leak or corrupt data.

Broken authentication

Weak login flows, credential stuffing exposure, flawed password reset, session fixation, and multi-factor bypasses that let attackers become other users.

Broken access control / IDOR

The most common serious flaw: users reaching data or actions they shouldn't. We probe for IDOR, privilege escalation, and missing authorization checks.

Cross-site scripting (XSS)

Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS that lets an attacker run script in a victim's browser to steal sessions, keystrokes, or perform actions as them.

SSRF & server-side flaws

Server-side request forgery, insecure deserialization, and file-upload abuse that pivot from the app into internal networks and cloud metadata.

Security misconfiguration

Exposed admin panels, verbose errors, missing security headers, default credentials, and misconfigured CORS — plus business-logic flaws scanners never catch.

Methodology

A proven, OWASP-aligned process

1

Scope

We agree targets, user roles, test accounts, and rules of engagement in writing — so testing is safe, authorized, and focused on what matters.

2

Map & enumerate

We map every page, parameter, API call, and role to understand the app the way an attacker would before probing it.

3

Manual testing

Aligned to OWASP, we combine tooling with deep manual testing across authentication, access control, injection, and business logic.

4

Safe exploitation

We prove real impact by chaining findings — showing what an attacker could actually reach — without disrupting production.

5

Report

A clear report with an executive summary, risk-rated findings, evidence, and step-by-step remediation your engineers can act on.

6

Retest

After you fix the findings, we retest and confirm closure — so you can show auditors and customers the issues are resolved.

Scanning vs. pentesting

Why automated scanning isn’t enough

 Automated ScanWeb App Pentest
ApproachAutomated toolingExpert manual + tooling
Finds business-logic flaws
Finds access-control / IDOR
Proves real exploitability
Best forContinuous hygieneAssurance & compliance

For continuous automated coverage between engagements, use Faseel Suite — or run a free Scout scan to see your exposure today.

What you get

Deliverables that drive action

Professional report

Every finding documented with proof-of-concept evidence, affected endpoints, and reproduction steps — plus a plain-language executive summary.

Remediation guidance

Actionable, developer-ready fix recommendations for each finding — not just a list of problems, but how to close them.

Free retest & attestation

We re-verify remediated findings and provide a letter of attestation you can share with customers, partners, and auditors.

FAQ

Web app pentesting, explained

Find your web app’s weaknesses first

Book a manual web application pentest, automate assessment with Suite, or start free with an external Scout scan.