CODE AUDIT

Assess your application security through a code audit

The purpose of a code audit is to identify vulnerabilities in an application's source code. These vulnerabilities can stem from several factors: design flaws or development errors.

Design issues may arise from session management flaws in web applications, allowing an attacker to hijack a user's session or identity.

Development issues may arise from input data processing flaws in web applications, enabling code execution at the database or server operating system levels.

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Code Audit by ITrust

Through its code audit, ITrust analyzes how the application was designed and how the code was developed. The primary method is manual code review. By tracking data flows throughout the program, processing functions are analyzed to evaluate their adequacy regarding the trust level of the input and output data handled.

Open-source static code analysis tools may be used to identify common errors such as buffer overflows, format string flaws, "time of check/time of use" vulnerabilities, and more. In all cases, manual analysis is essential to eliminate false positives.

To ensure the most comprehensive coverage across various vulnerability types, ITrust relies on several reference frameworks, with the two primary ones being:

Whenever feasible, the severity of the vulnerability is assessed, ranging from "non-exploitable" to "full server takeover" or "theft of confidential information".

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