Dynamic Application
Security Testing
Test your live web applications and APIs the way an attacker would. Offensive360 DAST crawls your application, discovers endpoints, tests for injection flaws, broken authentication, and business logic vulnerabilities — and validates that findings are real.
What Offensive360 DAST tests for
Real exploit attempts against your running application, not just header checks.
Injection Attacks
SQL injection, command injection, LDAP injection, XPath injection — tested with actual payloads against your endpoints.
Cross-Site Scripting
Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS detection with payload validation to confirm exploitability.
Authentication Flaws
Broken authentication, session management issues, credential stuffing vulnerabilities, and privilege escalation paths.
Server Misconfiguration
Exposed admin panels, directory listing, verbose error pages, missing security headers, and insecure TLS configurations.
API Security
REST API endpoint testing, broken object-level authorization (BOLA), mass assignment, and API rate limiting.
Business Logic
Price manipulation, workflow bypass, race conditions, and application-specific logic flaws.
How the scan works
Target
Enter your application URL. Optionally provide authentication credentials for deeper testing behind login pages.
Crawl
Our spider discovers all reachable pages, forms, APIs, and interactive elements in your application.
Attack
Each discovered endpoint is tested with real exploit payloads, customized for the technology stack detected.
Report
Validated findings are reported with request/response evidence, severity ratings, and remediation steps.
Authenticated scanning
Most of your application's attack surface is behind a login page. Offensive360 DAST supports authenticated scanning — it logs in as a real user and tests all the pages, APIs, and workflows that anonymous scanners can't reach.
- Form-based authentication
- Token and cookie-based session management
- Multi-step login flows
- Role-based testing across different user privilege levels
Scan coverage comparison
Test your AI & LLM applications
Chatbots, LLM-backed APIs, and RAG pipelines are now part of your attack surface — and they fail in ways traditional scanners never look for. Offensive360 DAST tests AI-powered applications against the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025), with the same evidence-backed reporting as every other finding.
- Prompt injection — the #1 LLM application risk
- System prompt leakage and sensitive information disclosure
- Improper output handling behind LLM responses
- Excessive agency in tool-using agents and RAG data exposure
Why AI apps need dynamic testing
An LLM feature behaves differently on every request — its vulnerabilities live in how the running system handles adversarial input, not in a single line of code. That makes dynamic, payload-driven testing the right tool: we probe your live AI endpoints with real injection and leakage attacks and show you the exact transcript when one lands.
Combined with SAST for your AI-generated code and the AI Pentester below, you get AI security coverage from the code your copilots write to the AI features you ship.
Go beyond scanning with the AI Pentester
The Offensive360 AI Pentester runs full, authorized penetration-test engagements on top of the DAST engine — reconnaissance, a real DAST scan, human-approved exploitation, and OWASP WSTG + MITRE ATT&CK reporting. Every engagement is gated by a signed authorization record and stoppable with a visible kill switch.
Explore the AI Pentester →Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between DAST and SAST?
SAST (Static Application Security Testing) analyzes your source code without running it — it finds vulnerabilities early, at the code level. DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) tests your running application from the outside, the way a real attacker would, so it finds runtime issues like server misconfigurations, authentication flaws, and exploitable injection points that only appear in a live environment. Offensive360 includes both in one platform, so you cover code and runtime without buying two tools.
Can Offensive360 DAST test AI and LLM-powered applications?
Yes. Applications with chatbots, LLM-backed APIs, or RAG features have a new attack surface that traditional scanners miss. Offensive360 tests AI-powered applications against the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025) — prompt injection (the #1 LLM risk), system prompt leakage, improper output handling, sensitive information disclosure, and excessive agency in tool-using agents — alongside the classic web and API vulnerability classes.
Does DAST work behind login pages?
Yes. Offensive360 DAST supports authenticated scanning: form-based login, token and cookie sessions, multi-step login flows, and role-based testing across privilege levels. Since most of an application’s attack surface sits behind authentication, this typically raises coverage from roughly 20% to 90% of the application.
Are DAST findings validated, or will I get false positives?
Findings are validated with real exploit payloads and reported with the request/response evidence that proves them — you see exactly what was sent and what came back. That means your team spends time fixing real vulnerabilities, not triaging theoretical alerts.
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