Penetration Testing

Give your web and mobile apps impregnable security. Discover and fix the potential attack vectors before a potential hacker finds them.

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Every day, 560,000 New Pieces of Malware are Detected.
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What Projects Needs Penetration Testing?

Projects such as exchanges, wallets, gaming protocols, finance and banking can be pen tested. Hire our team to evaluate the resistance of your Web3 application to cyber-attacks and find loopholes!

Centralised and Decentralised Exchanges

Exchanges involve massive amounts of user funds, making mitigating the potential risks necessary. Our professional team ensures your system is foolproof.

Cryptocurrency Wallets

A big chunk of transactions takes place through wallets. However, securing them is often overlooked. Get your wallet applications pen tested with our reliable team!

Play-2-Earn and GameFi

GameFi apps are immensely popular, involve the exchange of digital assets, and have a large scope for exploits. Get an overview of the threats present in your app before deployment.

Finance and Banking

Hackers are always eyeing the movement of funds, and an open vulnerability can cause the drainage of funds. Never deploy your applications without a system inspection!

Healthcare

Healthcare organizations often have a large network setup with heavy applications containing personal information. Pen testing a healthcare system ensures that data remains safe from unauthorized access.

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FAQs

Want to get your system tested? Here are some of the most commonly asked questions!

Firstly, information about the application is gathered, such as the technology stack, the smart contracts running the app, the baselayer consensus mechanism, etc. Then, a team of ethical hackers is assigned to stimulate various attacks to find bugs in the system using multiple tools. Finally, the findings will be documented with recommendations for fixing them.

The major difference between Web3 security and Web2 security testing is patching and preventing. With Web2, if a bug is discovered later, it can be patched with the fix. However, it is essential to prevent bugs in Web3 apps due to their immutable nature. The attack vectors and hacking techniques vary largely between Web2 and Web3.

The time taken by a single round of penetration testing depends on the technology stack, the codebase size, how tightly the application is integrated, and the preferred testing methodology for pen testing.

We follow the security standards such as OSCP, OSCE, OSWE, MASVS, CISSP and OWASP. We make sure your application follows all the security guidelines and regulations.

No. We don’t require your codebase. The requirement will depend on the type of penetration testing you opt for. We offer three types of pentesting, black box, white box and grey box. In black box testing, we will not be exposed to your codebase.

A penetration testing report by ImmuneBytes comprises the following:

  • An outline of risk exposure for the tested assets.
  • Strategic and tactical recommendations on how to improve security posture.
  • Security issues are listed along with their severities.
  • Risk levels in the context of likelihood and impact.
  • Recommendations to address the findings.

You should have an up-to-date network diagram and data-flow map for your system. You must have a list of open services, a network diagram, and active posts for our team to get started. However, if you opt for a black-box testing method, you must share the bare minimum documentation, and our ethical hackers will take on from there.

The product of the penetration test by ImmuneBtytes is a detailed report with technical information on how to reproduce the vulnerabilities found. As an organization, you need to ensure that your development team understands the bugs and implements the mitigation recommendations for each finding. Thereafter, perform a re-test of all the findings.