Certified Secure Web Application Security Test Checklist



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www.certifiedsecure.com info@certifiedsecure.com Tel.: +31 (0)70 310 13 40 Loire 128-A 2491 AJ The Hague The Netherlands Certified Secure Checklist About Certified Secure exists to encourage and fulfill the growing interest in IT security knowledge and skills. We stand for openness, transparency and the sharing of knowledge; making sure everybody can experience and enjoy IT security. Security is serious fun! All Certified Secure certifications, products and training are developed by IT security professionals with international recognized expertise. Our involvement in the IT security community worldwide, ensures relevant and high-quality standards. Delivering a wide variety of online challenges, videos, tools and more, Certified Secure is the authoritative source for practical IT security know-how. Scope This checklist can be used as a standard when performing a remote security test on a web application. For developers and auditors a separate Web Application Secure Development Checklist is available from https://www.certifiedsecure.com/checklists. Usage Security testers should use this checklist when performing a remote security test of a web application. A risk analysis for the web application should be performed before starting with the checklist. Every test on the checklist should be completed or explicitly marked as being not applicable. Once a test is completed the checklist should be updated with the appropriate result icon and a document cross-reference. The completed checklist should never be delivered standalone but should be incorporated in a report detailing the risk analysis and checklist results and the scope and context of the performed remote security test. License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution No Derivatives 4.0 International License. The complete Creative Commons license text can be found online at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/legalcode Result Icon Legend Icon Explanation Test was performed and results are okay Test was performed and results require attention Test was not applicable

Page 2 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 1.0 Deployment 1.1 Test for missing security updates 1.2 Test for unsupported / end-of-life software versions 1.3 Test for HTTP TRACK and TRACE methods 1.4 Test for extraneous functionality 1.5 Test the server using the Server Security Test Checklist 2.0 Information Disclosure 2.1 Test for extraneous files in the document root 2.2 Test for extraneous directory listings 2.3 Test for accessible debug functionality 2.4 Test for sensitive information in log and error messages 2.5 Test for sensitive information in robots.txt 2.6 Test for sensitive information in source code 2.7 Test for disclosure of internal addresses 3.0 Privacy and Confidentiality 3.1 Test for sensitive information stored in URLs 3.2 Test for unencrypted sensitive information stored at the client side 3.3 Test for sensitive information stored in (externally) archived pages 3.4 Test for content included from untrusted sources

Page 3 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 3.5 Test for caching of pages with sensitive information 3.6 Test for insecure transmission of sensitive information 3.7 Test for non SSL/TLS pages on sites processing sensitive information 3.8 Test for SSL/TLS pages served with mixed content 3.9 Test for missing HSTS header on Full SSL sites. 3.10 Test for known vulnerabilities in SSL/TLS 3.11 Test for weak, untrusted or expired SSL certificates 3.12 Test for the usage of unproven cryptographic primitives 3.13 Test for the incorrect usage of cryptographic primitives 4.0 State Management 4.1 Test for client side state management 4.2 Test for invalid state transitions 5.0 Authentication and Authorization 5.1 Test for missing authentication/authorization 5.2 Test for client side authentication 5.3 Test for predictable and default credentials 5.4 Test for predictable authentication/authorization tokens 5.5 Test for authentication/authorization based on obscurity 5.6 Test for identifier based authorization

Page 4 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 5.7 Test for acceptance of weak passwords 5.8 Test for plaintext retrieval of passwords 5.9 Test for missing rate limiting on authentication functionality 5.10 Test for missing re-authentication when changing credentials 5.11 Test for missing logout functionality 6.0 User Input 6.1 Test for SQL injection 6.2 Test for path traversal and filename injection 6.3 Test for cross-site scripting 6.4 Test for system command injection 6.5 Test for XML injection 6.6 Test for XPath injection 6.7 Test for XSL(T) injection 6.8 Test for SSI injection 6.9 Test for HTTP header injection 6.10 Test for HTTP parameter injection 6.11 Test for LDAP injection 6.12 Test for dynamic scripting injection 6.13 Test for regular expression injection

Page 5 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 6.14 Test for data property/field injection 6.15 Test for protocol specific injection 7.0 Sessions 7.1 Test for cross-site request forgery (CSRF) 7.2 Test for predictable CSRF tokens 7.3 Test for missing session revocation on logout 7.4 Test for missing session regeneration on login 7.5 Test for missing session regeneration when changing credentials 7.6 Test for missing revocation of other sessions when changing credentials 7.7 Test for missing secure flag on session cookies 7.8 Test for missing HttpOnly Flag on session cookies 7.9 Test for non-restrictive/missing domain on session cookies 7.10 Test for non-restrictive/missing path on session cookies 7.11 Test for predictable session identifiers 7.12 Test for session identifier collisions 7.13 Test for session fixation 7.14 Test for insecure transmission of session identifiers 7.15 Test for external session hijacking 7.16 Test for missing periodic expiration of sessions

Page 6 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 8.0 File Uploads 8.1 Test for storage of uploaded files in the document root 8.2 Test for execution/interpretation of uploaded files 8.3 Test for uploading outside of designated upload directory 8.4 Test for missing size restrictions on uploaded files 8.5 Test for missing type validation on uploaded files 9.0 Content 9.1 Test for missing or non-specific content type definitions 9.2 Test for missing character set definitions 10.0 XML Processing 10.1 Test for XML external entity expansion 10.2 Test for external DTD parsing 10.3 Test for extraneous or dangerous XML extensions 10.4 Test for recursive entity expansion 11.0 Miscellaneous 11.1 Test for missing anti-clickjacking measures 11.2 Test for open redirection 11.3 Test for insecure cross domain access policy 11.4 Test for missing rate limiting on e-mail functionality

Page 7 of 7 # Certified Secure Checklist Result Ref 11.5 Test for missing rate limiting on resource intensive functionality 11.6 Test for inappropriate rate limiting resulting in a denial of service 11.7 Test for application or setup specific problems