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title: "Desktop Penetration Testing Methodology" | ||
linkTitle: "Desktop Methodologies" | ||
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Review Cobalt pentest methodologies for desktop applications. | ||
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Desktop penetration testing is a process in which a tester uses simulated attacks to identify potential security vulnerabilities in a desktop application. | ||
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We follow an industry-standard methodology primarily based on the OWASP Desktop Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS) and Testing Guide. | ||
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#### Specific categories that are covered as part of the Pentest include: | ||
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- Information Gathering | ||
- Application Architecture | ||
- Platform Mapping | ||
- Language and Framework | ||
- Client-Side Attacks | ||
- Binary Analysis | ||
- File Analysis | ||
- Memory Analysis | ||
- Network-Side Attacks | ||
- Installation Traffic | ||
- Run-Time Traffic | ||
- Server-Side Attacks | ||
- TCP/UDP Attacks | ||
- Layer7 Attacks |