Our security testing experts employ a variety of techniques to make sure that our client’s software or application has been tested thoroughly with the most up to date tools and methodologies.
Cross-site Scripting, SQL Injection, Cross-site Request Forgery, and HTTP Response Splitting
Integrity Testing, Authentication Testing, Authorization Testing, Availability Testing, and Non-Repudiation Testing
DoS Attacks using SQL Wildcards, DoS Locking Customer Accounts, DoS Buffer Overflows, User Input as a Loop Counter, Consuming the Disk, Storing Too Much Data in Session
Define a Process to Perform Code Review, Identify Vulnerabilities, Find Incorrect/Poor Coding Techniques, Identify Security Issues Specific to Application Domain
One of our top clients is a leader in the corporate email hosting space and boasts more than 2,000 customers globally, which range from emerging startups to established international enterprises.
This client's proprietary technology safeguards individual customer data and enterprise customers from malicious hackers, but with the risk of cyber attacks increasing every day, the client had to lock down the security of their application and turned to our team for a helping hand.
One of the biggest challenges for teams unfamiliar with security testing is choosing the right tool kit. QASource brought significant domain expertise to the table, implementing top solutions like Fiddler, Apache JMeter, AppScan, NTOSpider, and others to thoroughly test the client’s application.
When it comes to customer data and messages, there are a variety of regulatory measures that a security software vendor must meet. QASource helped the team navigate the applicable requirements to ensure their software checked every box and maintained compliance.
During the initial testing phase, over 10,000 scans of the application were done, including cross-site scripting, SQL injection and directory indexing. The client required an end-to-end security testing solution.
Despite best intentions, passwords and user authentication are often security risks for software.
Protecting sensitive information, including passwords, credit card details and payment activities is critical for mobile applications.
Incorrect account configurations or missing account restrictions can lead to users accessing sensitive data for accounts not associated with their log-in criteria.
URL manipulation can pose a threat to your system if your application features important ID and keys within any URL. These include but are not limited to session tokens, cookies, hidden fields and session IDs.
Cross-site scripting can pose a threat to your application if your system supports untrusted data on a webpage without proper validation.
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