Test for command injection vulnerability
Scan your web app for command injection attack vector. Crashtest Security’s vulnerability scanner also allows you to detect other listed OWASP vulnerabilities.
- Improve your security posture with automated vulnerability testing
- Receive in-depth reports and remediation advice
- Test for multiple command injection methods – insecure deserialization, XXE, file inclusion, and more
Features
Command injection scanner features
The scanner exposes command injection vulnerabilities by running an automated black-box pentest as a human pentester would do. Thus delivering results faster and cheaper.
Create
Create and verify your scan target.
Configure
Configure the credentials for the system and the application.
CI Integration
Create a webhook and start a scan via the CI Integration.
Set notifications
Integrate a chat notification system (Slack, Mattermost, Hangouts, and many more.)
Download the report
Get reports with remediation guidance, risk assessments, and solutions for every vulnerability discovered.
Benefits
Command injection vulnerability test benefits
- Reduce the risk of being hacked and protect your web assets from command injection and many other vulnerabilities.
- Run automated pentests on web applications (Multi-Page & Single-Page), microservices, and APIs.
- Download detailed reports (PDF, JSON/XML, and CSV) and easily share them.
- Integrate directly into your existing dev build with 20+ integrations.
Reports
Ample command injection vulnerability reports
The Command Injection Scanner report shows you if you are susceptible to arbitrary system command execution, its severity, and the exact finding.
Scanner overview
Detailed overview of scanners run, vulnerabilities categorization, where they occurred, and much more.
Remediation tips
Receive remediation advice directly in the report.
Findings checklist
For easy management of the fixes and prioritization.
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What is command injection?
Command injection is a vulnerability caused if the web application executes data from an untrusted source without proper validation. With this vulnerability, an attacker can execute any available system command. This can lead to an entirely compromised system.
What causes command injection vulnerabilities?
When an application receives user input, it should always check whether it is expecting data or code. Otherwise, it could be vulnerable to attacks such as command injection.
What is the recommended mitigation for command injection?
Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools like Crashtest Security help you identify command injection vulnerabilities (among others) before attackers do.