E-Commerce
Penetration Testing

Most e-commerce compromises are quiet. An attacker replays a cart request with the price field edited and checks out a $400 order for $4. A script stacks three single-use promo codes because the discount logic validates each one in isolation. A credential-stuffing run against your login endpoint lands on a few hundred reused passwords, and those accounts ship real goods to new addresses using saved payment methods. None of it trips an alert. It surfaces weeks later as chargebacks, inventory that will not reconcile, and a card brand asking questions.

We test your store the way someone committing fraud would use it, not the way a crawler indexes it. That means authenticated testing across every role that touches an order — guest shopper, registered customer, store administrator — through the full order lifecycle: cart, discount and tax calculation, payment authorization, refund, and post-purchase order modification, run against test payment credentials or an isolated staging copy so nothing reaches a real processor. Around the storefront we assess the product catalog, order, and payment APIs against the OWASP API Top 10; the iOS and Android shopping apps for payment data left in local storage and missing certificate pinning; and the external perimeter of web servers, CDN configuration, DNS, and email. The methodology is platform-agnostic across Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and custom builds, because the findings that cost money live in your checkout logic and your integrations, not the vendor core.

You get an experienced tester on the engagement instead of a scan result, a report that ranks findings by fraud and financial impact and gives your QSA the evidence required for PCI DSS Requirement 11.4, and a free retest within 30 days to confirm the fixes hold. We work with organizations across the Charlotte, NC area and nationwide.