Find the logic and authorization flaws a scanner can’t reason about.
Your worst application bug is not in a CVE database. It is a workflow that lets one user act as another, and only a human who understands the business finds it.
We test the whole application, the way an attacker reads it.
These flaws need someone who understands what the app is for. Across every engagement, we go after:
- Broken object-level access (IDOR / BOLA)
- Privilege escalation, horizontal and vertical
- Function-level access gaps (BFLA)
- Multi-tenant data bleed
- Auth bypass and logic gaps
- Forgeable or replayable tokens (JWT)
- Account-takeover and password-reset flows
- MFA bypass, session fixation
- Price, quantity, and discount manipulation
- Skipped or reordered workflow steps
- Race conditions and double-spend
- Refund, coupon, and limit abuse
- SQL / NoSQL / command injection
- Server-side template injection (SSTI)
- Server-side request forgery (SSRF)
- Unsafe deserialization, upload, path traversal
- Undocumented, shadow, and zombie endpoints
- Mass assignment and excessive data exposure
- Missing rate limits and abuse controls
- GraphQL introspection and query abuse
- Leaked secrets, keys, and tokens
- Verbose errors and debug surface
- CORS, headers, default credentials
- Known-vulnerable components in the stack
If a real attacker could reach it, abuse it, or chain it into something worse, we’ve already tried. Then we hand you the fix and re-test to confirm it’s closed.
Broken like an attacker, fixed like an engineer.
Incenter re-tests every app and API endpoint with each release and proves which findings are actually exploitable, so real issues surface as you ship, not once a year.
See the platform →Then operators go where only judgment can: the business logic, the multi-step abuse, the flaw that needs someone who understands what the app is for.
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