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Web app penetration testing.
Verified exploits, every deploy.

Automated web application penetration testing that authenticates like a user, observes like an engineer, and exploits like an attacker.

An LLM-driven login agent signs in, read-only reconnaissance runs noise-free first, testing adapts to what was observed, and every finding is verified against the live target before it reaches your queue.

Replay-verified findings LLM login · 5 stages

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    Engagement flow

    Five stages. Zero guesswork.

    Five deterministic stages run in order with escalation chains grafted on confirmed findings.

    1. LOGIN

      LLM-driven login

      A reasoning agent operates the real login UI — SPAs, OAuth, SAML, MFA. No selectors, no recorded scripts.

    2. RECON

      Read-only observation

      Pentrova observes traffic, DOM, headers, and responses first — no exploit payloads — so the first pass is noise-free reconnaissance.

    3. PLAN

      Adaptive planner

      Testing adapts to what was just observed instead of following a fixed checklist. Coverage grows along the real attack surface.

    4. VERIFY

      Live-target verification

      Every candidate finding is verified against the live target before it ships. Only substantiated findings reach your queue.

    5. CHAIN

      Automatic escalation

      Confirmed findings feed the chain resolver — LFI becomes RCE, SSRF becomes cloud metadata read, SQLi becomes file exfiltration.

    Objections we hear

    Direct answers to the three buyer questions we field most often for this surface. See the full FAQ below for the rest.

    • Common objection

      We already have a scanner — why add another tool?

      Most scanners score findings probabilistically, which is why AppSec queues grow faster than they shrink. Pentrova only publishes findings our verifier can reproduce, so you are not adding a second queue — you are retiring the unreproducible half of the first one. The product is engineered so backlog should shrink as Pentrova lands, not expand.

    • Common objection

      Aren't you too expensive compared to free open-source tools?

      Free scanners are excellent at what they do and we ship our own four free tools for that reason. Pentrova replaces the human hours teams spend triaging and reproducing probabilistic findings, not the scanners themselves. The pricing is set so a verified PoC bundle costs less than the engineering time a probabilistic queue would consume.

    • Common objection

      DAST scanners are too noisy — what stops Pentrova from drowning us in alerts?

      Every candidate finding is replayed in a clean session by our verifier and the differential signal that flagged it — status code, response body hash, sensitive byte sequences, error patterns — is compared against a clean baseline before it becomes a ticket. Findings whose differential does not reproduce never enter the queue. In practice that turns the "noise vs signal" ratio into a binary gate: if the differential reproduces, it is signal.

    Web App Pentesting questions

    • How does Pentrova authenticate into my application?
      An LLM-driven login agent operates the real authentication UI — SPAs, server-rendered apps, OAuth, SAML, and MFA are all handled through the same reasoning loop, with credential handling and data protection described on the Trust Center.
    • What runs during a Web App pentest?
      Five stages run in order: LLM-driven login, read-only reconnaissance, adaptive testing, live-target verification, and chain escalation on confirmed findings. The full pipeline is described on /product/platform.
    • What does the adaptive test planner do?
      Instead of running a fixed test list, Pentrova adapts what it tests next to what it just observed. Planning is auditable: every decision is logged so you can see why Pentrova chose each step.
    • How does Pentrova confirm findings?
      Every finding is verified against the live target before it ships, and Critical and High findings are reproduced inside a sealed sandbox with a captured request/response. Anything that cannot be substantiated never reaches your queue. See /security for the verification protocol.
    • Does Web App Pentesting include DOM XSS taint tracking?
      Yes. Canary-based DOM taint tracking runs as part of every Web App engagement — see /product/platform#dom-xss-taint. It does not run in API Pentesting because there is no DOM surface there.
    • Is Web App Pentesting safe to run against production?
      Yes, with guardrails. Exploits are reproduced under sandbox guardrails with customer data redacted, destructive actions are held back in favour of read-only equivalents, and engagements can be scoped per target. The recommended pattern is continuous pentests against staging and conservative runs against production.

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