Methodology + Threat Model
Human-led
We define scope, trust boundaries, and likely attacker goals for your exact environment.
Web Security
Threat-model-driven testing for production web applications and critical user flows
We map your trust boundaries, prioritize abuse paths around revenue and identity workflows, and validate exploitation manually so engineering teams can fix what matters first.
Engagement Duration
5-10 business days
Primary Outcome
A high-confidence vulnerability set with reproducible proof, business impact context, and concrete remediation steps your team can ship.
Human-led
We define scope, trust boundaries, and likely attacker goals for your exact environment.
AI-assisted
Automation surfaces anomalous behavior, edge cases, and high-value paths worth manual attention.
Human-led
Every reported finding is manually reproduced and impact-tested before inclusion.
Collaborative
We deliver developer-ready fixes and perform a free retest after your patch window.
Unusual state transitions in checkout, approval, or account recovery workflows
Hidden parameter combinations that unlock unauthorized actions
Privilege drift between API and frontend authorization checks
Session handling edge cases during role switching and concurrent usage
We test baseline web attack classes and then pressure-test implementation details where real compromise usually appears.
Injection paths across web, API, and async job boundaries
Stored, reflected, and DOM XSS in high-value UI flows
Authentication/session weaknesses including takeover scenarios
Authorization bypass and vertical/horizontal privilege escalation
This phase is intentionally creative: we model how motivated attackers chain low-friction flaws into meaningful business impact.
Workflow bypass in entitlement, approval, and pricing logic
State confusion and race conditions in multi-step transactions
Data integrity abuse with cross-account side effects
Multi-step chain attacks that begin from low-privileged users
Area 01
Identity and access
Area 02
Session lifecycle
Area 03
Input and output handling
Area 04
File processing
Area 05
Request forgery controls
Area 06
Server-side request controls
Area 07
Error and logging exposure
Area 08
Security configuration hygiene
Each issue includes severity, exploitability notes, and expected impact if left unresolved.
Clear, stepwise reproduction instructions that developers and QA can execute reliably.
Fix recommendations focused on implementation reality, not generic best-practice lists.
After patches are deployed, we retest and confirm closure status for reported findings.