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A source code review is a security service that examines the source code of an application manually or using scanners. The purpose of this examination is to identify any existing security flaws or vulnerabilities.

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Benefits of Web Application Penetration Testing


  1. Improved Security: Reduce the number of bugs and security vulnerabilities going into production.

  2. Productivity Increasing: Reduce the amount of time developers spend fixing late-stage bugs, resulting in increased productivity.

  3. Cost savings: Identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before they are exploited allows you to save money on potential damage control or recovery efforts.

Types Of Code Review


  1. Automated Review: Enables large codebases to be quickly and efficiently reviewed. Pentester conducts this review, using either open-source or commercial tools to help find vulnerabilities in real time.

  2. Manual Review: A senior or more experienced penetration tester must look over the entire codebase. This process can be extremely time-consuming and tedious, but it identifies flaws, such as business logic issues, that automated tools may miss.

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