At Logistica Solutions, we specialize in comprehensive Cyber Security Testing and Remediation services designed to safeguard your digital assets. Our process begins with a thorough security scan to identify vulnerabilities and deficiencies within your system.

Our Approach

Security Assessment:
- We conduct a detailed security scan of your applications and infrastructure to uncover potential weaknesses.
- Our team utilizes advanced tools and methodologies to ensure a comprehensive evaluation of your security posture.
Vulnerability Identification:
- After the scan, we provide a detailed report outlining identified vulnerabilities, including their severity and potential impact.
- This report serves as a roadmap for remediation efforts, prioritizing issues based on risk factors.
Source Code Remediation:
- Our skilled developers will make necessary changes to your source code to address the identified vulnerabilities.
- We focus on implementing secure coding practices to prevent future vulnerabilities, ensuring your application is resilient against threats.
Ongoing Monitoring and Support:
- Cybersecurity is an ongoing process. We offer continuous monitoring services to detect and address new threats as they arise.
- Our team provides regular updates and recommendations to keep your systems secure in an ever-evolving threat landscape.

Why Choose Logistica Solutions?

Expertise: Our team consists of seasoned cybersecurity professionals with extensive experience in identifying and mitigating security risks.
Tailored Solutions: We understand that every organization is unique. Our services are customized to meet your specific needs and security requirements.
Proactive Defense: By identifying and remediating vulnerabilities proactively, we help protect your organization from malicious actors on the World Wide Web.

Conclusion

With Logistica Solutions, you can trust that your cybersecurity needs are in capable hands. We are committed to helping you achieve a robust security posture, ensuring that your digital presence remains safe from external threats. Let us help you secure your future in the digital world.

What We Do and What We Can Offer to Other Customers

Our team specializes in identifying, assessing, and improving the security and performance of web applications using industry-standard tools and best practices. We currently perform in-depth vulnerability assessments, automated and manual penetration testing, and security configuration reviews for our internal platforms. We use advanced scanning tools to detect issues like missing security headers, cookie misconfigurations, information leaks, and common web vulnerabilities including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), path traversal, and CSRF.

For other customers, we can offer the same level of comprehensive security evaluation tailored to their business needs. This includes both safe, non-intrusive assessments that identify risks without affecting live systems, and deeper authenticated testing performed in controlled environments. Beyond scanning, we can help clients understand the results, prioritize remediation steps, and strengthen their security posture through clear, actionable recommendations.

Our approach combines automation with expert manual review to ensure accuracy and context-specific findings. Whether for compliance, internal risk reduction, or customer assurance, we aim to deliver detailed, professional reports that help organizations understand their security gaps and take practical steps to fix them.

Detailed Test Inventory (by category)

Note on modes & risk:

Passive = reads traffic/responses only (safe, non-destructive).
Active = sends crafted payloads or manipulates requests (may be intrusive).
Risk column:
- Safe= suitable for production;
- Intrusive = may change state or trigger side effects;
- Potentially damaging = may crash, corrupt data, or cause DoS — run only in staging or with explicit written permission.

(1) Reconnaissance & Discovery

These tests focus on discovering the structure of the target web application — finding all pages, files, parameters, and potential entry points. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS uses crawling and brute-force methods to enumerate resources that may not be directly linked on the visible site. This helps ensure full coverage during the security assessment.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Crawling / Spidering	Passive / Active	Safe / Intrusive	Visits links, follows forms and parses responses to find all pages, parameters, and entry points.
Forced browsing / Directory brute-force	Active	Intrusive	Attempts common filenames and directories (e.g., /admin, /backup) to discover hidden resources. May generate many requests.
Robots.txt / sitemap.xml analysis	Passive	Safe	Reads robots and sitemap for discovery of hidden pages or disallowed paths.
Link and parameter discovery	Passive / Active	Safe / Intrusive	Enumerates query parameters and form fields for later testing.
Sitemap & URL enumeration (guessing)	Active	Intrusive	Tries likely URL paths to locate hidden endpoints.

(2) Information Disclosure & Server Configuration

These checks help identify accidental information leaks through server headers, error messages, exposed files, or misconfigurations. Such leaks can give attackers insights into backend technologies, versions, or internal IPs — often a first step toward targeted exploitation.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Server header / X-Powered-By disclosure	Passive	Safe	Detects server/technology versions exposed via headers.
Error message / stack trace detection	Passive	Safe	Looks for developer error pages or stack traces that leak internal info.
Comments, debug info in HTML/JS	Passive	Safe	Finds comments or debug code in source revealing data or credentials.
Exposed backup/temp files (.env, .git, .svn, .bak)	Passive	Safe	Requests common sensitive filenames to see if configuration files are exposed.
Directory listing detection	Passive / Active	Intrusive	Checks if directories list files via HTTP; read-only but may reveal sensitive files.
Mixed content detection	Active	Safe	Finds HTTPS pages loading insecure HTTP resources.
Cache-control / caching of sensitive pages	Active	Safe	Detects caching headers exposing sensitive content to caches.
Robots/sitemap leaks	Active	Safe	Identifies sensitive or disallowed URLs listed.

(3) Security Headers & Browser Controls

Security headers protect users against various attacks like clickjacking, cross-site scripting, and data leaks. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS checks if these headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, etc.) are missing or misconfigured — ensuring best security practices for browser-level protection.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Missing/weak Content Security Policy (CSP)	Passive	Safe	Checks CSP presence and strength to mitigate XSS/data injection.
Missing/weak HSTS	Passive	Safe	Checks for Strict-Transport-Security header to enforce HTTPS.
Missing X-Frame-Options / frame-ancestors	Passive	Safe	Detects missing clickjacking protection.
Missing X-Content-Type-Options	Passive	Safe	Detects if MIME sniffing protection is absent.
Missing Referrer-Policy	Passive	Safe	Checks for header that limits referrer leakage.
Permissions-Policy / Feature-Policy checks	Passive	Safe	Verifies browser feature restrictions (camera, microphone etc.).

(4) Cookie & Session Management

These tests ensure that session handling and cookie security are properly enforced. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS analyzes cookie flags, session IDs, and login behavior to confirm that sensitive sessions cannot be hijacked or reused by attackers.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Cookie attributes (HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite)	Passive	Safe	Checks cookies for missing security attributes.
Session ID entropy / predictable session IDs	Active	Intrusive	Tests for weak or guessable session identifiers.
Session fixation	Active	Intrusive	Attempts to set/force session IDs to see if session can be reused after login.
Session timeout / logout behavior	Active	Intrusive	Verifies sessions are invalidated on logout and expire appropriately.
Multiple concurrent sessions / cookie scope	Active	Intrusive	Tests session handling across browsers and subdomains.
Authentication brute-force (login guessing)	Active	Potentially damaging	Attempts many login attempts — may lock accounts or trigger rate limits. Run cautiously.
Default / common credentials detection	Active	Potentially damaging	Tests common usernames/passwords on known admin endpoints.

(5) Authentication & Authorization

These tests verify that users cannot access restricted data or functions without proper privileges. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS simulates actions like accessing admin features as a normal user or modifying request parameters to check access control effectiveness.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Insecure authentication method detection	Passive	Safe	Detects use of weak auth (e.g., Basic over HTTP).
Privilege escalation / horizontal privilege testing	Active	Intrusive	Tries to access admin functions as a low-privileged user.
IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference)	Active	Intrusive	Changes object IDs in requests (e.g., /user/123) to access other users’ data.
Access control bypass via parameter tampering	Active	Intrusive	Modifies parameters to test authorization checks.
HTTP methods allowed (PUT/DELETE/TRACE)	Passive/Active	Intrusive	Detects and tests unsafe HTTP verbs that can modify resources.

(6) Injection Types (SQL, LDAP, XPath, OS, etc.)

Injection flaws occur when untrusted input is sent to an interpreter (SQL, command shell, etc.). LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS’s active scans send crafted payloads to detect whether inputs are properly sanitized or if malicious input can change backend queries.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
SQL Injection (SQLi) — blind, error-based, union-based	Active	Potentially damaging	Sends SQL payloads to inputs to find database injection; can cause DB errors/high load.
Command injection / OS injection	Active	Potentially damaging	Attempts to inject OS-level commands into inputs — can execute commands or crash systems.
LDAP Injection	Active	Potentially damaging	Manipulates LDAP queries to access or alter directory data.
XPath Injection	Active	Potentially damaging	Tests injection into XML path queries; may reveal data or cause errors.
NoSQL Injection (MongoDB etc.)	Passive/Active	Potentially damaging	Sends payloads that exploit NoSQL query languages.
Format string injection	Passive/Active	Potentially damaging	Tests misuse of printf-style format strings — can crash or leak memory.

(7) Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

XSS vulnerabilities allow attackers to inject scripts into web pages viewed by other users. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS tests for reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS to confirm whether the application safely encodes and filters user input.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Reflected XSS	Active	Intrusive	Sends script payloads to see if they are immediately reflected in responses. Usually non-destructive but can trigger JS actions.
Stored (Persistent) XSS	Active	Potentially damaging	Submits payloads that get stored (e.g., comments) and later executed — modifies data and should be avoided on prod.
DOM-based XSS (client-side)	Passive/Active	Intrusive	Analyzes client-side scripts to find unsafe DOM sinks; may test with payloads.

(8) File Handling & File Inclusion

These checks ensure the web app doesn’t expose or allow unintended file access. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS tests for path traversal, file inclusion, and unsafe upload handling — all of which can allow data theft or remote code execution if unprotected.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Path traversal / directory traversal	Active	Potentially damaging	Attempts / sequences or encoded paths to read files outside webroot — high risk.
Local File Inclusion (LFI)	Active	Potentially damaging	Tests for inclusion of local server files via input parameters.
Remote File Inclusion (RFI)	Active	Potentially damaging	Tests for including remote resources — may cause SSRF and remote code execution.
Unsafe file upload handling	Active	Potentially damaging	Tries uploading scripts or unexpected file types to see if they execute or are accessible.
Temporary/backup file exposure	Passive	Safe	Requests common backup names to detect exposed config/backups.

(9) XML / Deserialization / Template Injection

These advanced server-side checks identify unsafe handling of serialized data, XML parsing, and template rendering — all of which can lead to remote code execution or data exposure if exploited.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
XML External Entity (XXE)	Active	Potentially damaging	Provides XML payloads that force the server to read local files or make remote requests.
Unsafe deserialization / object injection	Active	Potentially damaging	Sends serialized objects to cause remote code execution or logic flaws.
Server-side template injection (SSTI)	Active	Potentially damaging	Attempts to inject template expressions into rendering engines (e.g., Jinja2) — can execute code.

(10) Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) & State-changing Tests

CSRF vulnerabilities let attackers trick users into performing actions unintentionally. LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS verifies the presence of CSRF tokens and tries to perform state-changing requests without them.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
CSRF token presence and strength (passive)	Passive	Safe	Checks forms for CSRF token presence.
CSRF exploitation attempt (active)	Active	Intrusive	Attempts to perform actions without proper CSRF tokens — can change state and should not be done on production unless authorized.
Unsafe idempotent actions test	Active	Intrusive	Tries repeating state-changing requests to test for idempotency and protections.

(11) Client-side / Browser-oriented Checks

LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS evaluates how the website behaves in the user’s browser — testing for unsafe framing, weak CORS policies, and improper content-type handling that can open the door for phishing or injection.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Content sniffing / MIME-type checks	Passive	Safe	Verifies content-type and X-Content-Type-Options header behavior.
Clickjacking checks	Passive	Safe	Detects if pages can be framed.
CSP violations / inline script detection	Passive	Safe	Analyzes CSP and inline scripts.
CORS misconfiguration checks	Passive/Active	Safe / Intrusive	Detects permissive cross-origin policies; may test by sending cross-origin requests.

(12) Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) & Network

These tests detect when web apps fetch URLs provided by users, possibly allowing attackers to make the server connect to internal systems or external malicious endpoints.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
SSRF basic checks (internal URL fetch)	Active	Potentially damaging	Submits payloads to endpoints that fetch remote URLs to see if internal resources can be reached — high risk.
DNS rebinding / callback detection	Active	Potentially damaging	Uses out-of-band interactions to detect if server reaches attacker-controlled endpoints.

(13) Denial of Service & Performance-type Tests

LOGISTICA-SOLUTIONS includes rules that can overload or slow down applications if run aggressively. These are used only in staging environments to test resilience and should never be executed on live production systems.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Large payloads / fuzzing / stress requests	Active	Potentially damaging	Sends oversized or repetitive requests to stress CPU, memory, or DB. Do not run on production.
Slow POST / request smuggling tests	Active	Potentially damaging	Tests for request parsing issues that could hang servers.

(14) Miscellaneous / Additional Checks

This group includes broader checks for misconfigurations, open redirects, logging flaws, and dependency vulnerabilities — ensuring that even less obvious security weaknesses are covered.

Test	Mode	Risk	What the test does
Open redirect / unvalidated redirect	Active	Intrusive	Tests redirect parameters to see if users can be sent to attacker URLs.
Cache poisoning tests	Active	Intrusive	Attempts to manipulate responses cached by reverse proxies/CDNs; can affect real users.
Log injection / log forging	Active	Intrusive	Inserts payloads into logs; can pollute logs or confuse monitoring.
Security misconfiguration patterns	Passive	Safe	Detects common bad server/app configurations (directory permissions, debug mode).
Dependency & external JS checks (third-party libs)	Passive	Safe	Flags inclusion of external libraries that may be vulnerable/outdated.

Risk Summary — Which Tests To Avoid On Production

Generally safe to run on production: Passive scans (headers, cookies, CSP, TLS, file exposure checks that are read-only).

Run with caution on production: Forced browsing, parameter discovery, login brute-force, repeated requests (may trigger rate limits), any test that creates resources (e.g., stored XSS, account creation).

Never run on production unless explicit written permission + maintenance window: DoS-style tests (large payloads, fuzzing), command injection, SSTI, XXE that reads files, SSRF targeting internal resources, file upload exploitation, path traversal that reads system files, destructive HTTP methods (PUT/DELETE tests that modify or delete resources).

Conclusion

In an era where cyber threats are ever-evolving, ensuring the security of your digital assets is paramount. is dedicated to providing top-notch Cyber Security Testing and Remediation services that not only identify vulnerabilities but also implement effective solutions tailored to your unique needs. Our comprehensive approach—from meticulous security assessments to ongoing monitoring—ensures that your organization remains resilient against malicious actors.

Don't wait for a security breach to take action. Contact today to schedule your comprehensive security assessment. Let us help you fortify your defenses and secure your digital environment against potential threats. Together, we can create a safer future for your organization in the digital landscape. Reach out now to get started on your path to enhanced cybersecurity!

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