Penetration Testing

Penetration testing validates an organization's security and finds weaknesses before criminals do. At AuditOne, we have more than 50+ certified pen-testers; we can service you with any request, whether it concerns web applications, infrastructure, or mobile applications. To guarantee a secure Web3, paying attention to the lessons we've learned in web2 security is important.

Services AuditOne offers:

Web Application Pen-testing

Focused on identifying vulnerabilities in web applications, this method utilizes Black Box, Grey Box, and White Box Penetration Testing to minimize the potential impact of data breaches and protect your business.

Mobile Application pen-testing

Conduct thorough testing across mobile apps to identify the potential business impact and risk likelihood, suck as insecure data storage and unauthorized access.

Infrastructure pen-testing

Protect your corporate network by identifying and fixing vulnerabilities that can harm your business servers, such as outdated software and misconfigurations.

Smart Contract Security Assessment

Fortify your defenses by identifying issues or flaws in the code that could lead to exploits and financial losses, ensuring a secure environment for sensitive transactions and crypto handling.

Cloud Pen-testing

Ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data stored in both on-premises and cloud environments by thoroughly assessing your application's functionalities through access controls.

Blockchain Pen-testing

Ensure robust barriers for secure transactions and data management. Identify vulnerabilities to increase Trust in blockchain systems.

Browser Extention Pentesting

Conduct comprehensive pen-testing for your browser extension from malicious actors that could introduce malicious functionality, ensuring a secure browsing experience for users.

How we work:

• AuditOne employs independent white-hat hackers to test code and find vulnerabilities.

• The number of issues found determines the cost of their penetration tests.

• They use automated tests to uncover common vulnerabilities.

• AuditOne is skilled in traditional web2 and decentralized web3 security.

• The final report is compliant with industry standards.

Our auditors are certified with:

• OffSec Web Expert

• Offensive Security Certified Expert

• Offensive Security Certified Professional

• Certified Red Team Operator

• Certified Professional Penetration Tester

• Certified eXploit Developer

• Burp Suite Certified Practitioner

• Certified Red Team Professional

General Scope: OWASP Top 10 (depends on application)

1. Broken Access Control

• Issue: Users are improperly granted access to restricted resources or functionalities.

• Examples: Unauthorized access, privilege escalation, insecure direct object references (IDOR).

2. Cryptographic Failures (formerly Sensitive Data Exposure)

• Issue: Sensitive information is exposed due to improper encryption or handling.

• Examples: Weak encryption algorithms, insecure storage of passwords or credit card data.

3. Injection

• Issue: Untrusted data is sent to an interpreter as part of a command or query, leading to command execution.

• Examples: SQL Injection, LDAP Injection, OS Command Injection.

4. Insecure Design (New in 2021)

• Issue: Security flaws arising from fundamental design issues.

• Examples: Failure to use secure-by-design principles, insecure workflows, unprotected API endpoints.

5. Security Misconfiguration

• Issue: Improper configuration of application servers, security settings, or environments.

• Examples: Default passwords, unnecessary services or open ports, verbose error messages.

6. Vulnerable and Outdated Components

• Issue: Use of outdated, unsupported, or vulnerable libraries and frameworks.

• Examples: Failure to patch systems, known CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) present in dependencies.

7. Identification and Authentication Failures (formerly Broken Authentication)

• Issue: Flaws in mechanisms that verify users' identities.

• Examples: Weak passwords, session management flaws, brute-force vulnerabilities, credential stuffing.

8. Software and Data Integrity Failures (New in 2021)

• Issue: Applications relying on plugins, libraries, or updates from untrusted sources or lacking integrity verification.

• Examples: Malicious software updates, lack of digital signatures, insecure software supply chains.

9. Security Logging and Monitoring Failures

• Issue: Inefficient or absent logging and monitoring, making breaches or attacks difficult to detect.

• Examples: Lack of alerts for suspicious activity, insufficient log retention, missing logs critical to forensic analysis.

10. Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) (New in 2021)

• Issue: Exploitation of an application to send malicious requests from a vulnerable server.

• Examples: Unauthorized access to internal resources, cloud metadata services exposure.

Are you looking for top-notch services? Schedule a call with us today to learn more about what we can offer.