PentestMe runs an OWASP-aligned penetration test against your web application whenever you need one, including authenticated and single-page-app testing, and returns a validated report the same day.
Every finding is checked for real exploitability, so you get proof you can act on rather than a list of maybes.
We test against the OWASP Top 10 and beyond, across your whole application, including the pages that only appear once a user is logged in.
SQL, command and template injection, and other input-handling flaws that let an attacker run code or read data they should not.
Reflected, stored and DOM-based XSS, confirmed by observing the payload actually execute, not just reflect.
Object-level and function-level access flaws, tested across real user roles to prove one account can reach another's data.
Weak login flows, session fixation, token handling and password-reset issues that undermine who a user really is.
Authenticated testing of multi-step flows, where the individual requests are valid but the sequence is exploitable.
Server-side request forgery, security-header gaps, exposed components and other configuration weaknesses.
Most of the risk in a modern web app sits behind the login. PentestMe logs in with the credentials you provide, drives the application the way a real browser does, including JavaScript-heavy single-page apps, and tests the authenticated attack surface, not just the marketing pages a crawler can see.
For access-control flaws it tests across more than one identity, so a finding like one user reading another user's records is proven, with the request and response captured as evidence.
A raw vulnerability scanner floods you with maybes. PentestMe validates each result for real exploitability and attaches the evidence, so your developers spend their time fixing genuine issues rather than triaging false positives. When two findings can be chained into a bigger one, we say so.
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