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Thick client penetration testing encompasses both client- and server-side processing and frequently makes use of proprietary communication protocols.

Simple automatic assessment scanning is insufficient, and thoroughly assessing thick client apps takes time and effort. Additionally, the procedure frequently calls for customized testing setups and specific tools.

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Common Architectures of Thick Client applications

  1. Two-Tier architecture: In two-tier architecture, the thick client application implements a client-to-server communication. The application is installed on the client computer and, to work, will need to communicate with a database server.

  2. Three-Tier architecture: In three-tier architecture, the client communicates with an application server, which in turn talks to the database in a manner similar to a regular web application. The most common communication method in these applications may be carried out using HTTP/HTTPS. Three-tier architecture has a security advantage over two-tier architecture, because it prevents the end-user from communicating directly with the database server.

Benefits of Web Application Penetration Testing

  1. Enhanced security: Penetration testing can help you find and fix potential flaws in your web app, lowering the danger of security breaches.

  2. Verify the effectiveness of the existing security policies and controls

  3. Regulation compliance: Many industries have stringent security requirements that must be met. Penetration testing can assist you in ensuring that your web app satisfies these requirements such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, etc.

  4. Configuration Check: Check the configuration and strength of components exposed to the public including firewalls.

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