Web Application Penetration Testing

• Run a structured web application penetration test
• Exploit access control, injection and SSRF classes reliably
• Chain low-severity issues into meaningful impact
• Write findings with accurate CVSS and remediation guidance
• Produce a client-quality penetration test report

1. 1

   Methodology & Scoping

   Test with a plan and stay in scope.

   • Testing methodology
   • Scope and rules of engagement
   • Legal and ethical boundaries

   Open module
2. 2

   Recon & Mapping

   Understand the application before attacking it.

   • Content discovery
   • Auth flow mapping
   • API surface enumeration

   Open module
3. 3

   Authentication & Session Attacks

   Break the front door.

   • Credential attacks
   • Session fixation and hijacking
   • MFA bypass patterns
   • JWT flaws

   Open module
4. 4

   Access Control & Business Logic

   The highest-impact findings in most tests.

   • IDOR
   • Privilege escalation
   • Workflow abuse
   • Race conditions

   Open module
5. 5

   Injection & Server-Side Attacks

   Get the server to work for you.

   • SQL injection
   • Command injection
   • SSRF
   • Template injection
   • Deserialisation

   Open module
6. 6

   Reporting & Remediation

   The deliverable is the job.

   • Writing a finding
   • CVSS scoring
   • Executive summary
   • Retest procedure

   Open module

PrimeSec does not hand you a pre-built machine. You get professional lab guides and build the environment yourself — that is where the skill comes from.

• Deploy a vulnerable application stack locally
• Map an application's full authenticated surface
• Exploit an IDOR to access another tenant's data
• Extract data via blind SQL injection
• Escalate SSRF to internal service access
• Bypass a flawed MFA implementation
• Chain three low findings into a critical
• Write and peer-review a finding

• A complete penetration test report for a target application
• A reusable testing checklist and methodology document
• A remediation retest summary