Application Source Code Security Assessment by Futuralis

The Futuralis Application Source Code Security Assessment focuses on finding security weaknesses directly within application code and tracing how those weaknesses affect real application behaviour.

Automated tools are used for coverage, while manual review validates findings and examines security-sensitive logic that scanners cannot reliably understand.

Assessment work includes:

• Reviewing application architecture, frameworks, and repository structure.
• Running static application security testing.
• Performing software composition and dependency analysis.
• Detecting credentials, API keys, tokens, and private keys.
• Tracing untrusted input into databases, commands, templates, files, and network requests.
• Reviewing authentication, authorization, sessions, and token validation.
• Inspecting tenant separation and object-level access controls.
• Reviewing encryption, hashing, certificate validation, and key handling.
• Inspecting file upload, parsing, deserialization, and archive handling.
• Reviewing error handling, logging, and sensitive-data exposure.
• Inspecting AWS SDK usage, IAM assumptions, storage access, and secrets retrieval.
• Manually reviewing high-risk business logic and administrative functions.
• Providing file and line-level remediation examples.

Deliverables include a repository coverage report, validated findings, file and line references, vulnerable data flows, dependency risks, remediation examples, executive summary, and technical report.