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Observations based on User Activity File

Non-Intrusive Cybersecurity and Privacy Observations based on User Activity File

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General Security Checks

Check for SSL/TLS certificate vulnerabilitiesVerify if your web application utilizes SSL/TLS certificates of the appropriate level, including protocol version and cipher strength.

9.7/10

Conduct an assessment to ensure that your web application's SSL/TLS certificates meet the required standards, focusing on factors such as protocol version and cipher strength, to enhance security and prevent vulnerabilities.

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Check for directory traversal vulnerabilitiesVerify the absence of sensitive files within your web application domain.

10.0/10

Conduct a scan to identify potential directory traversal vulnerabilities, ensuring that sensitive files are not exposed to unauthorized access or manipulation.

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Check for default database credentialsVerify if the web application or any of its associated sub-domains have default database credentials.

10.0/10

default credentials check

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Check for open system vulnerabilities.Check if there are any open system ports within your web application domain or its associated sub-domains.

10.0/10

Conduct a thorough examination to identify and address any open system ports within your web application domain or its associated sub-domains, aiming to enhance security and mitigate potential risks.

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Application Security Checks

Check for JavaScript Vulnerabilities in Web ApplicationDetermine if the web application, including all APIs, contains any known JavaScript vulnerabilities.

10.0/10

Use a JavaScript vulnerability scanner to identify and mitigate potential security weaknesses within the web application's JavaScript codebase.

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Several Header ChecksAnalyze website headers for various parameters and configurations.

7.2/10

Utilize a header analyzer to inspect multiple aspects of website headers, ensuring proper configuration and adherence to security standards.

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Verify Session Token in URLs for Cross-Site Request Forgery VulnerabilitiesDetermine if the web application's GET requests exhibit any session token patterns and assess vulnerability to cross-session attacks.

10.0/10

Conduct an examination of session tokens present in GET request URLs to identify potential vulnerabilities related to cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks.

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9.6 / 10

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Warnings

Warnings PrivacyBison publishes warnings when it learns a service has announced a data breach or is found misusing user data. If you believe a warning should be published for PrivacyBison.com

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Observations based on User Activity File

General Security Checks

Check for SSL/TLS certificate vulnerabilitiesVerify if your web application utilizes SSL/TLS certificates of the appropriate level, including protocol version and cipher strength. 9.7/10

Check for SSL/TLS certificate vulnerabilitiesVerify if your web application utilizes SSL/TLS certificates of the appropriate level, including protocol version and cipher strength.

9.7/10

Check for directory traversal vulnerabilitiesVerify the absence of sensitive files within your web application domain. 10.0/10

Check for directory traversal vulnerabilitiesVerify the absence of sensitive files within your web application domain.

10.0/10

Check for default database credentialsVerify if the web application or any of its associated sub-domains have default database credentials. 10.0/10

Check for default database credentialsVerify if the web application or any of its associated sub-domains have default database credentials.

10.0/10

Check for open system vulnerabilities.Check if there are any open system ports within your web application domain or its associated sub-domains. 10.0/10

Check for open system vulnerabilities.Check if there are any open system ports within your web application domain or its associated sub-domains.

10.0/10

Application Security Checks

Check for JavaScript Vulnerabilities in Web ApplicationDetermine if the web application, including all APIs, contains any known JavaScript vulnerabilities. 10.0/10

Check for JavaScript Vulnerabilities in Web ApplicationDetermine if the web application, including all APIs, contains any known JavaScript vulnerabilities.

10.0/10

Several Header ChecksAnalyze website headers for various parameters and configurations. 7.2/10

Several Header ChecksAnalyze website headers for various parameters and configurations.

7.2/10

Verify Session Token in URLs for Cross-Site Request Forgery VulnerabilitiesDetermine if the web application's GET requests exhibit any session token patterns and assess vulnerability to cross-session attacks. 10.0/10

Verify Session Token in URLs for Cross-Site Request Forgery VulnerabilitiesDetermine if the web application's GET requests exhibit any session token patterns and assess vulnerability to cross-session attacks.

10.0/10

How we calculate Scoring?

Warnings

Check for SSL/TLS certificate vulnerabilitiesVerify if your web application utilizes SSL/TLS certificates of the appropriate level, including protocol version and cipher strength.

9.7/10

Check for directory traversal vulnerabilitiesVerify the absence of sensitive files within your web application domain.

10.0/10

Check for default database credentialsVerify if the web application or any of its associated sub-domains have default database credentials.

10.0/10

Check for open system vulnerabilities.Check if there are any open system ports within your web application domain or its associated sub-domains.

10.0/10

Check for JavaScript Vulnerabilities in Web ApplicationDetermine if the web application, including all APIs, contains any known JavaScript vulnerabilities.

10.0/10

Several Header ChecksAnalyze website headers for various parameters and configurations.

7.2/10

Verify Session Token in URLs for Cross-Site Request Forgery VulnerabilitiesDetermine if the web application's GET requests exhibit any session token patterns and assess vulnerability to cross-session attacks.

10.0/10