Enterprise Infrastructure VAPT
Singapore Financial Services
Comprehensive vulnerability assessment and penetration test on enterprise internal management system, covering web applications, databases, and backend servers.
Project Overview
Industry
Financial Services
Test Type
Black-box & Grey-box VAPT
Duration
3 weeks
Challenges & Objectives
Challenge
Complex architecture with a mix of legacy and modern technologies, prone to misconfigurations and outdated components.
Objectives
- Conduct in-depth Black-box and Grey-box penetration testing
- Identify and classify vulnerabilities by severity
- Provide detailed remediation guidance
Methodology
Information Gathering
Analyzed system architecture and defined testing scope
Vulnerability Analysis
Combined automated scanning with manual verification
Exploitation
Validated exploitability of critical/high vulnerabilities
Reporting
Detailed reports with remediation guidance
Key Findings (7 vulnerabilities)
SQL Injection (CWE-89)
Allows unauthorized access, modification, or deletion of sensitive data.
Hardcoded Password (CWE-259)
Admin credentials hardcoded in source code.
Privilege Escalation (CWE-264)
Users can elevate privileges to admin.
Missing Authentication (CWE-306)
Critical functions accessible without authentication.
Source Code Leak (CWE-200)
Application source code exposed, enabling further exploitation.
Sensitive Info Leak (CWE-497)
Debug mode exposes system information.
Outdated Framework (CWE-1352)
Use of outdated frameworks with known vulnerabilities.
Value Delivered
Reduced Risk
Client remediated 100% of Critical & High vulnerabilities
Enhanced Security
Implemented Secure SDL recommendations
Compliance
Prepared system for internal security audits