BREACH.LABv2.0

> Methodology

How BREACH.LAB works end to end — the OWASP threat model, the attack phases, and the honest limits of an automated scan.

The scan pipeline

01
Reconnaissance

Discovering the attack surface — subdomains, tech stack, fingerprints.

02
Crawl

Mapping pages, forms, JS files, and API endpoints of the target.

03
Probe

Firing OWASP Top-10 payloads at the discovered attack surface.

04
Analyze

AI judges each finding — severity, impact, and exploitability.

05
Report

Compiling the breach report with proofs and plain-language fixes.

OWASP Top-10 coverage

ModuleCheckCategorySeverity
secretsExposed Secrets & API KeysData ExposureCritical
envExposed .env / Config FilesMisconfigCritical
sqlSQL InjectionInjectionHigh
headersMissing Security HeadersMisconfigMedium
corsOpen CORS PolicyMisconfigHigh
dirDirectory ListingInformation LeakMedium
backupExposed Backup / Source FilesInformation LeakHigh
xssStored Cross-Site ScriptingInjectionHigh
authBroken Access ControlAccess ControlCritical
cookieSession Cookie Missing FlagsMisconfigMedium
tlsDowngraded TLS / Cert IssuesCryptographic FailuresLow
infoVerbose Error PagesInformation LeakLow

Honest limits

This is an automated scan, not a pentest

BREACH.LAB automates the OWASP Top-10 checklist with real HTTP, TLS, and header probes against the live site. It checks security headers, TLS strength, exposed config files, CORS and cookie policies, and scans for error/source disclosure — but it cannot match the depth of a manual penetration test, which explores application logic, chained attacks, and business logic beyond repeatable payloads.

Ethical by design

Perform scans only against sites you own or have permission to test. The engine runs non-destructive HTTP probes and blocks private / internal targets (SSRF guard), rate-limits requests, and never sends destructive payloads. This is an advisory tool — not a substitute for a real, authorized penetration test.