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AnaMac Security Auditing Services

AnaMac also take care web security audits for your web/app platform, that will help you recognize potential web security threats before they can hit your network and destroy your website. Moreover, you can manage your security efforts better, as you’ll be able to discern where you or your team is falling short in terms of security measures.

Imagine! Not realizing that your website has been compromised for months, continuing with business as usual, exchanging sensitive information, and giving hackers complete insight into your company’s operations. This is why you’re not really paying appropriate attention to your website’s security if you don’t religiously work on tightening it.

The 6 most common forms of attack

Malware infection

The most common threat, malware, is an overarching term that covers viruses, worms, Trojan horses, ransomware, spyware and more. Malware can erase all your data, steal customer information, infect your visitors — the possibilities are nearly endless.

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
A DDoS attack can bring down your site by overwhelming it with a flood of automated traffic. And every minute your site is down, you’re losing customers and sales.

Brute force
This is where an application cycles through every possible password combination until it finds one that works. From there, hackers can access your system, steal sensitive data, and do pretty much whatever they want.

Injection
With injection flaws, a hacker sends malicious data as part of a command or query that tricks the site into doing something it shouldn’t, such as giving the hacker your entire customer database.

Cross-site scripting
Commonly abbreviated as XSS, cross-site scripting sends user-supplied data to a web browser without validating it first. Hackers use these flaws to hijack users away from the site or deface it, costing the site owner to lose business.

Zero-day
This is an attack that’s launched as soon as a new vulnerability is discovered, before a patch is made available. While these are impossible to predict, you can invest in a Website Application Firewall (WAF) that will virtually patch your site within moments of a zero-day attack being disclosed.

HOW Anamac PERFORM A WEBSITE SECURITY AUDIT?

SCANNING FOR VULNERABILITIES

EXPLOITATION OF VULNERABILITIES

For Website Test we do 

 

  • Fingerprint web server software
  • Analyze HTTP headers for security misconfiguration
  • Check the security of HTTP cookies
  • Check the SSL certificate of the server
  • Check if the server software is affected by known vulnerabilities
  • Analyze robots.txt for interesting URLs
  • Check whether a client access file exists, and if it contains a wildcard entry (clientaccesspolicy.xml, crossdomain.xml)
  • Discover server configuration problems such as Directory Listing
  • Crawl website
  • Check for SQL Injection
  • Check for Cross-Site Scripting
  • Check for Local File Inclusion and Remote File Inclusion
  • Check for OS Command Injection
  • Check for outdated JavaScript libraries
  • Find administrative pages
  • Check for sensitive files (archives, backups, certificates, key stores) based on hostname and some common words
  • Attempt to find interesting files/functionality
  • Check for information disclosure issues

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Network Vulnerability Scan Test we do 

The network perimeter of a company is the 'wall' which isolates the internal network from the outside world. However, because the outside world needs to access various resources of the company (ex. the website), the network perimeter exposes some network services (ex. FTP, VPN, DNS, HTTP, and others).

AnaMac  uses OpenVAS as a scanning engine. OpenVAS is the most advanced open-source vulnerability scanner, which can actively detect thousands of vulnerabilities in network services such as SMTP, DNS, VPN, SSH, RDP, VNC, HTTP, and many more. OpenVAS does vulnerability detection by connecting to each network service and sending crafted packets to make them respond in certain ways. Depending on the response, the scanner reports the service as vulnerable or not.

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