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Security testing for PHP applications.
PHP runs a large share of the web, including Laravel and WordPress ecosystems. File inclusion, injection, deserialization, and access-control flaws are the recurring risks across custom and CMS-based apps.
Common PHP pitfalls
Local/remote file inclusion and path traversal, SQL injection, object injection via unserialize, and SSRF are frequent. Plugin and theme ecosystems widen the surface.
Framework and CMS focus
Laravel improves defaults, but mass assignment and authorization logic still need testing; CMS deployments require component and configuration review.
Key risks to test
FAQ
What are common PHP security vulnerabilities?
File inclusion and path traversal, SQL injection, object injection via unserialize, and SSRF are the recurring PHP risks, often amplified in plugin-heavy CMS deployments.
Impactr finds and proves whether flaws like this are actually reachable in your own web apps and APIs, with a reproducible exploit as evidence.