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Our Web Application Pentest ( WAP) attempts to address the Owasp top 10 & SANS top 20 web application vulnerabilities and other exploitable loopholes of your web application . Along with it our WAP team also test web applications for Business logic flaws that can directly or indirectly effect the functioning of application.

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2 out of 3 Web Applications are vulnerable! Netsparker said!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 2, 2016 /  SQL Injection , XSS Attack , cyber security , Information Security , Web application , CDI

2 out of 3 Web Applications are vulnerable! Netsparker said! Application Security Company Netsparker said, after a survey they came to know that 2 out of every three web applications are vulnerable to the most dangerous attacks SQL Injection and Cross Site Scripting (XSS). This is the result of internal code errors made by the web application developers. Less skills of developers is also a big reason behind it. Netsparker select 396 total web applications for testing under this survey. After

Millions of Wordpress Sites under Persistent XSS Threat!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Apr 7, 2015 /  Persistent XSS , XSS Attack , Wordpress

Sucuri have released a security advisory stating a DANGEROUS Persistent XSS Vulnerability in WP-Super Cache plugin used by Millions of Wordpress websites (according to wordpress.org). The Vulnerability This vulnerability could be leveraged by an attacker by creating a carefully crafted query, further used to insert malicious scripts to the plugin's cached file listing page. "As this page requires a valid nonce in order to be displayed, a successful exploitation would require the site