Web/api security

Web applications and APIs are ubiquitous and almost every crypto wallet, exchange, and crypto-related services provider has one. Millions of customers depend on your web apps and APIs to handle their sensitive crypto-related transactions and other services or related information. As web applications and traditional APIs (REST, SOAP, RPC) become more interconnected with the blockchain the risk of compromise increases greatly due to the complexity of these interactions.

Web/API security assessments comprise four major phases. These include: 1. Recon 2. Mapping 3. Discovery 4. Exploitation

Recon consists of gathering as much open source information on the company and target web apps' attack surface as possible using OSINT techniques.

The information is used to plan and steer the assessment.

Mapping the web application and API comes next and includes the enumeration of directories/subdomains, associated routes and other endpoints, authentication/authorization mechanisms, session management, and more.

Discovery consists of using the gathered information to find known vulnerability classes as well as finding new ways to potentially compromise the application.

Exploitation comprises actual attempts to exploit the discovered vulnerabilities and misconfigurations found in the previous steps.

Our web app security assessments help you understand:

Is the web app vulnerable to the most common web app attacks found in the OWASP Top 10?

Is it possible for a malicious actor to gain access to the application's service, data, or dashboard?

Are accounts and services properly and securely configured?

Can users manipulate and access unauthorized services or data within the environment?

Does my web app configuration somehow make my cloud environment or blockchain app less secure?