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Penetration Testing Services
Welcome to Red Threat Cyber Security’s specialized web application testing services where we thoroughly evaluate your online presence through strict adherence to OWASP guidelines. Our experts rigorously test various components within web applications including identification of OWASP top ten vulnerabilities, website mapping & enumeration, testing for injection attacks (such as SQL, JavaScript, LDAP), testing for RCE, malicious file upload testing, and much more.
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Vulnerability Assesment with Red Threat
At Red Threat Cyber Security, we follow established industry practices and methodologies to provide quality assurance to customers about the security of their web applications. We adhere strictly to the OWASP Testing Guide version 4 and NIST Special Publication 800-115, which serve as valuable resources to aid our experts in evaluating web application security. By leveraging these frameworks, we streamline our testing process to ensure all facets are covered, resulting in greater confidence that potential vulnerabilities will be identified before they cause harm. These standardized testing procedures allow our team to consistently produce excellent reports, providing clear actionable recommendations for securing your vital digital assets.
We take pride in offering exceptional penetration testing services using cutting-edge AI and NLP technologies alongside proven industry methods. We understand that every organization has unique needs, so we aim to tailor each assessment based on individual circumstances. By incorporating artificial intelligence into our process, we streamline the discovery phase, making it faster and more efficient than ever before. The integration of these advanced tools helps us analyze data quicker and more accurately, ultimately benefitting you – our valued customer
OWASP
The crucial ten risks outlined within the Open Web Application Security Project
SQL Injection
Attacks which exploit data entering databases
XSS
Cross-site scripting (XSS), malicious code execution within user browsers.
Command Injection
Unauthorized command insertion via injections flaws
Path traversal
Violations allowing access to restricted directories.
Formatting mistakes
Potential unintended behavior or system crashes.
Serialized object vulnerabilities
Insufficient security when parsing objects
CSRF & SSRF
Server-side and client-side counterfeiting scenarios
XML external entity exploitation
Buffer overflows through external entities
Code injection
Introduction of dangerous programming instructions.
Remote file inclusion (RFI)
Loading files from foreign sources.
Directory browsing
Public display of site directories.
Denial-of-service (DoS)
Disruption caused by server assaults.
Error message configuration
Covert click manipulation
Authorization token theft
Stealing authentication tokens
Password reset abuse
Unauthorized account access
Error message exposure
Accidental disclosure of private details.
Resource path patterns
Identifiable openings for scanning probes