Broken access control and IDOR
Authorization gaps, object-level access issues, broken tenant boundaries, and sensitive resource exposure.
SMB-focused offensive security
Penetration testing for teams that need clear, defensible security answers.
WebSpear Security helps SMBs validate web apps, APIs, cloud environments, and exposed assets with hands-on testing, practical reports, and remediation guidance.
- Focus
- Web, API, cloud
- Delivery
- Actionable reports
- Fit
- SMBs and SaaS teams
Why WebSpear
Security assessments designed for teams that need practical results.
Many SMBs need evidence that their systems can withstand real attacks, but they also need findings their engineers can fix. WebSpear combines bug bounty experience, professional pentesting practice, and concise delivery for teams that move quickly.
HackerOne track record
Security programs that have accepted our findings
Modern Treasury
Azbuka Vkusa
Helium
Rockstar Games
Stripe
Consensys
MetaMask
Trip.com
bol.com
CaptivateIQ
Daily
Eternal
GitLab
Mail.ru
Nylas
Pipe Technologies
QIWI
Radancy
Riskified
Safaricom
HackerOne
Showmax
Snowflake
Superbet
Visma
Finding patterns
Vulnerability classes we are built to uncover
Server-side request forgery
Blind and direct SSRF paths, metadata exposure risk, webhook abuse, parser bypasses, and service-to-service request flaws.
Sensitive information exposure
Leaked private data, unsafe API responses, exposed internal metadata, verbose errors, and unintended platform visibility.
HTTP request smuggling
Frontend-backend desync issues that can enable response poisoning, access control bypass, forced actions, or session impact.
Authentication and session weaknesses
Authentication bypass, alternate-channel weaknesses, session expiration issues, and missing critical auth steps.
Business logic abuse paths
Workflow abuse, rate limit side effects, insecure state transitions, privilege escalation, and unintended account behavior.
CSRF and misplaced client trust
Cross-site request forgery, client-side enforcement mistakes, and unsafe reliance on browser-side controls.
XSS and injection weaknesses
Reflected and stored XSS, CRLF/header injection, input validation gaps, and unsafe HTML/script handling.
Unsafe sensitive data handling
Cleartext transmission, insecure storage, weak protection of secrets, and exposure of data in transit or at rest.
Program feedback
Feedback from teams that value clear reporting.
"High quality"
Reports were described as consistently strong, with responsive follow-up during vulnerability handling.
"Pleasant to work with"
Feedback noted a positive collaboration style and openness to receiving future reports.
"Substantive issues"
One program highlighted strong findings, well-written reports, and prompt communication.
Services
Security assessments tailored to your risk
Web application pentest
Manual testing for authentication, authorization, business logic, injection, session handling, file upload, and client-side risk.
API security testing
Coverage for REST and GraphQL APIs, including object-level authorization, rate limits, schema exposure, token handling, and abuse paths.
Cloud security review
Targeted review of AWS, GCP, or Azure environments with emphasis on public exposure, identity permissions, storage, logging, and secrets.
External attack surface review
Testing of internet-facing hosts, services, DNS, TLS posture, exposed panels, perimeter weaknesses, and exploitable misconfigurations.
Prioritized vulnerability assessment
Prioritized discovery for teams that need broad visibility, triage, and a remediation roadmap before deeper exploitation work.
Fix validation and retesting
Validation of fixes, developer-friendly clarification, and updated evidence so stakeholders know what changed and what remains.
Process
A straightforward path from scope to remediation
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Align on scope
Define assets, goals, constraints, testing windows, and reporting expectations.
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Test with intent
Perform manual, risk-driven testing with tooling where it improves coverage.
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Deliver clear evidence
Deliver clear findings with severity, evidence, impact, and fix guidance.
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Validate the fixes
Confirm remediation and provide closure evidence for internal or external stakeholders.
Operator background
Built on real offensive security experience.
WebSpear Security is founded on practical testing experience from bug bounty work on HackerOne and professional penetration testing at Federacy.
The delivery style is direct: credible attack paths, reproducible evidence, and recommendations your engineering team can act on.
Start the conversation
Start planning your next security assessment.
Share the assets, timeline, and reason for testing. WebSpear will respond with next steps for scoping and scheduling.
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