Penetration Testing

We don’t run auto-scans and call it a day. At Techsploit, our penetration testing is done manually — simulating real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities before someone else does.

What we test

Websites & Apps

We test your website (WordPress, CMS, or custom) for common and emerging web-based vulnerabilities – OWASP Top 10 and beyond.

Infrastructure & DNS

We look at how your server is configured, check for exposed services, misconfigured DNS records, and unnecessary open ports.

Content Management Systems

From outdated plugins to weak admin panels, we test the tools you rely on for hidden risks.

OSINT-Led Attack Mapping

We perform light OSINT to see what’s publicly exposed about your staff, systems, and brand – and use that data to simulate targeted attacks.

Integrations & API's

We examine connected services, forms, and plugins that communicate with external platforms.

What you get

What we look for

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XSS

Cross-Site Scripting allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into trusted websites, often targeting users’ browsers.

SQL Injection

A critical vulnerability where attackers manipulate database queries to gain unauthorized access to data or admin control.

CSRF

Cross-Site Request Forgery tricks users into unknowingly submitting actions on websites where they're authenticated.

RCE

Remote Code Execution vulnerabilities let attackers run arbitrary code on your server — often leading to full compromise.

Open Redirect

Allows attackers to redirect users to malicious sites via vulnerable parameters in trusted domains.

Directory Traversal

Improper file path validation lets attackers access restricted files on the server outside the intended directory.

Broken Authentication

Weak or flawed authentication logic allows attackers to impersonate users or access protected areas.

Insecure Deserialization

Exploiting insecure object handling during deserialization to execute malicious code or escalate privileges.