pt-web-application-assessment
Web Application Assessment
Authorized Use Only
Test only approved applications, domains, and endpoints. Respect rate limits and data handling constraints. Use non-destructive proofs and avoid unauthorized data extraction.
Objectives
- Identify exploitable weaknesses in web apps and APIs.
- Validate authentication, authorization, session, and input controls.
- Prioritize findings by exploitability and business impact.
Workflow
- Map attack surface:
- Endpoints, parameters, methods, auth requirements, role boundaries
- Hidden/admin routes, API schema, and third-party integrations
- Test control families:
- Authentication and session management
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