Web & API Pentesting
Manual testing of web apps and REST / GraphQL APIs: authentication and session handling, authorization (IDOR / BOLA), business-logic abuse, injection, SSRF and multi-step attack chains.
Athan Sec · Independent research
Manual, adversarial testing of web applications, APIs, cloud environments and smart contracts — looking for the flaws that automated scanners miss.
Every engagement ends with reproducible evidence, clear impact and concrete remediation, and every finding is handled through coordinated disclosure.
Focused, scoped engagements. Testing starts only after written authorization and an agreed scope.
Manual testing of web apps and REST / GraphQL APIs: authentication and session handling, authorization (IDOR / BOLA), business-logic abuse, injection, SSRF and multi-step attack chains.
Review of Solidity / EVM contracts and the off-chain components around them: access control, accounting and rounding, reentrancy, oracle and price manipulation, upgradeability and economic attack paths.
Configuration and attack-path review of cloud accounts and exposed infrastructure: IAM privilege escalation, storage and secret exposure, network surface, CI/CD and supply-chain trust boundaries.
Independent research on software and services, reported privately to the vendor under coordinated vulnerability disclosure, with CVE coordination and public write-ups only once a fix is available.
Assets, rules of engagement, test windows and contacts are agreed in writing before any traffic is sent.
Manual, hypothesis-driven testing supported by custom tooling; destructive or high-load actions only with explicit approval.
Each finding includes severity rationale, reproduction steps, proof of concept and remediation guidance.
Fixes are verified and the report is updated. Data collected during testing is deleted at closure.
Publicly verifiable work only: published reports, Hall of Fame entries and CVEs.
Findings are disclosed only with the program’s or vendor’s approval. Public reports and CVEs will be listed here as they are published.
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