ZeroThreat Unveils Playwright-Based Application Journey Testing for Modern SPAs

Import your existing Playwright specs and ZeroThreat replays them as attack journeys. Execute client-side routing, dynamic rendering, and multi-step workflows in a real browser, then inject context-aware payloads at every input, header, parameter, and API to call along the path. No new framework, no rewritten flows.

Login states, tokens, cookies, and role-based permissions stay intact for the full run. Protected routes, user-specific views, and role transitions are tested the way a real user reaches them, so deep authenticated surfaces get covered without breaking session integrity or triggering re-auth mid journey.

Browser interactions are correlated with the backend calls they trigger, so REST and GraphQL endpoints are tested inside the same authenticated session that reached them. Authorization consistency, parameter handling, and data exposure are checked against the exact request the application actually sends.

The same Playwright spec is replayed under multiple stored authentication states, so a journey recorded as an admin is re-executed as an editor, a viewer, and a neighboring tenant. Access control gaps surface as behavioral differences between identical runs, not assumptions about what each role should be able to reach.