Intelligence tagged web app pen testing

Echelon's Offensive Security (OffSec) team of ethical hackers conducts daily penetration tests on web applications, uncovering common vulnerabilities that threaten online security. In this article, we explore the top 10 web app vulnerabilities frequently encountered during penetration tests. From SQL injection to CORS misconfigurations, we'll delve into each vulnerability and discuss how to both exploit and safeguard against them.

If you are a modern-day developer, you’re probably plenty familiar with JSON Web Tokens (JWT’s). They perform their job efficiently when correctly implemented. Unfortunately, they can also be vulnerable to malicious threat actors.

The eWPTX is an expert-level certification covering advanced web application exploitation and analysis. Here’s one cybersecurity consultant’s experience and tips on how to prepare.

As an organization that stores sensitive medical data, MetaOptima is focused on investing in their security posture. Here's how Echelon Risk + Cyber helped ensure they are functioning at their most secure level.

GraphQL is a commonly used query language for manipulating APIs. Properly secured, it is a useful tool for web application development. Configured improperly, it can have devastating results.

Password Reset features can be dangerous and must be implemented securely. Otherwise, user accounts can be compromised.

Detailed error messages may seem unimportant, but they can be very valuable for attackers. Here's more on why they are important and how you can fix this web app vulnerability.

Hidden dangers within your web app’s ‘invite’ feature, why it matters, and how you can fix it.