Web Application Pentest Hub
A decision hub for web pentest scope, scanner limitations, business logic testing, authentication, authorization, and exploitable proof.
Scanner-only assurance that misses BOLA, IDOR, and business logic abuse.
Narrow scope that excludes critical admin, payment, or tenant workflows.
Findings without exploit evidence, ownership, or retest path.
Built For
CTOs and security leads preparing web application pentest scope.
Product teams that need risk-based testing before major releases.
Engineering teams separating scanner noise from exploitable findings.
Use Cases
Define scope by workflows, roles, data types, and business impact.
Plan authentication, authorization, upload, payment, admin, and integration tests.
Turn pentest results into remediation priorities and retest criteria.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a scanner report replace pentest?
No. Scanners help surface known patterns, but manual pentest validates exploitability, business logic, chained impact, and authorization flaws.
How should scope be prepared?
Start with roles, workflows, sensitive data, integrations, environments, excluded assets, and business-critical actions.
Need help validating this attack surface?
Talk with Eresus Security about scoped testing, threat modeling, and remediation priorities for this workflow.
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