[WHITEBOX PENTEST]
A pentest that follows real attack paths through your code, identity and cloud, and proves which ones work.
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[Beyond payload scanning]
The dangerous bugs
look like valid requests.
A request can be perfectly formed—and completely unauthorized. We test the identity, the action and the outcome.
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Every identity, replayed against every record. We take a valid session and walk it through the records it should never reach, then keep the ones that answered.
| Record | Belongs to | What came back |
|---|---|---|
| INV-1041 | AAcme | |
| INV-2084 | Northstar | |
| RCP-3092 | Northstar | |
| USR-0417 | Globex | |
| EXP-7720 | Globex | |
| INV-1052 | AAcme |
Alex can open Northstar's invoice
Alex works at Acme. The invoice belongs to another customer, and the server sent all of it.
Traced to the line.
We trace the request to the query that skipped the owner check.
Every company. Every record.
Each account is tested against data from every other account, not a sample.
A hidden button isn't a permission. Apps hide admin controls from regular users but often leave the API behind them open. We send the request anyway.
Members
Checked at the API, not the screen.
Every admin action is called with the lowest role that exists.
Findings your team can act on.
Each one comes with who can do it, how to repeat it, and the fix.
Members can make themselves admin High
Any member can call the role endpoint directly. The server never checks the caller's role.
Managers can read the audit log Medium
The audit log is meant for admins, but the old v1 route returns it to managers.
Invites accept any role High
An invite link can be edited to join the workspace as an admin instead of a member.
Deleted users keep API access Medium
Removing someone from the team leaves their personal API keys working for 30 days.
Every way into an account gets tried. Login is one door. Reset links, magic links, tokens and SSO are the others, and each one has to lock properly.
A used reset link still works
Anyone who gets the old email can take over the account again.
Signed out means signed out.
We sign out everywhere, then try the old session again.
Tokens, edited on purpose.
We change the role inside a token and strip its signature. The server should refuse it.
Pay $0.01 for a $320 order. Prices, totals and limits that come from the browser can be changed. We edit them on the way out and check what the server accepts.
Rewards that pay out forever.
We invite ourselves again and again to see if the referral credit keeps coming.
Limits pushed past the edge.
Values the screen never lets you type still reach the server.
- Quantity −3. Accepted, and a $90 refund was issued for items never bought.
- Discount 120%. The order total became −$24.
- Transfer over the daily limit. Split into five smaller calls, all approved.
[CUSTOMER STORIES]
Teams trust CodeAnt
to prevent breaches

[HOW IT WORKS]
Your software changes.
Your threat model should too.
01 / WRITE
Developer
Flag risky code and secrets while the change is being written.
02 / REVIEW
Pull request
See what the change ships and which trust boundaries it touches.
03 / BUILD
CI/CD
Connect dependencies, components and infrastructure definitions.
04 / DEPLOY
Deployment
Tie the shipped app back to cloud settings, routes and runtime tests.
[CLOUD & INFRASTRUCTURE]
What can a compromised
service reach next?
[What your team receives]
A report you can share.
Evidence engineers can use.

SOC 2 Type II
Gartner Cool Vendor 2026
HIPAA Compliant
[FAQ]
Frequently Asked
Questions
What access does white-box testing need?
Can you test without disrupting production?
How is this different from a code scanner?
Is it AI-driven or human-led?
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