// PORTFEUILLE CLIENT · Depuis 2026

Portefeuille Client & Constats

Vue sanitisée de 20 organisations clientes couvrant web, mobile, médical, intégré et systèmes réglementés. Les constats sont comptés par occurrence : les classes de vulnérabilité répétées sur différents assets, endpoints ou flux restent séparées. Les secrets et détails opérationnels sont omis.

14

Critique

27

Élevée

17

Moyenne

19

Faible

2

Informationnel

// COUVERTURE CLIENT · 2025-2026

Secteurs clients

20+ organisations

Healthtech & medical devices

5 client organizations

Energy, EV charging & monitoring

2 client organizations

Industrial IoT & embedded systems

2 client organizations

Electronic security & access control

2 client organizations

Web, API & enterprise software

5 client organizations

Identity, AD & cybersecurity

1 client organization

Telecom & public sector

1 client organization

Payment & transaction systems

1 client organization

IT infrastructure & information systems

1 client organization

// INDEX ANONYMISÉ DES CLIENTS

Portefeuille client

20 alias clients · 2025-2026

Client A

2026

Healthtech & medical devices

35 constats distincts

2 rédactions publiques

Client B

2025-2026

Healthtech & medical devices

12 constats distincts

3 rédactions publiques

Client C

2026

Energy, EV charging & monitoring

35 constats distincts

2 rédactions publiques

Client D

2025

Healthtech & medical devices

3 constats distincts

1 rédaction publique

Client E

2025

Industrial IoT & embedded systems

2 constats distincts

1 rédaction publique

Client F

2025

Healthtech & medical devices

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client G

2025

Web, API & enterprise software

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client H

2025

Healthtech & medical devices

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client I

2025

Telecom & public sector

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client J

2025

Electronic security & access control

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client K

2025

Electronic security & access control

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client L

2025

Web, API & enterprise software

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client M

2025

Identity, AD & cybersecurity

1 constat distinct

1 rédaction publique

Client N

2025

IT infrastructure & information systems

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client O

2025

Industrial IoT & embedded systems

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client P

2025

Payment & transaction systems

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client Q

2025

Web, API & enterprise software

3 constats distincts

1 rédaction publique

Client R

2025

Web, API & enterprise software

2 constats distincts

2 rédactions publiques

Client S

2025

Energy, EV charging & monitoring

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

Client T

2025

Web, API & enterprise software

Constats non publiés

0 rédactions publiques

// CONSTATS 2025

Constats de première année

14 constats · 6 engagements

Client B · 20253 constats · 2 rédactions

Healthtech & medical devices

Medical imaging workstation, DICOM services and licensing workflow.

  • → Unauthenticated DICOM service exposed a parser denial of service through deeply nested sequences.
  • → Kiosk escape, weak local privilege boundaries and unsigned safety parameters created a device-compromise chain.
Client D · 20253 constats · 1 rédaction

Healthtech & medical devices

Regulated web application and file-import workflow.

  • → SVG upload validation bypass enabled stored client-side script execution.
  • → Unauthenticated API information exposure and export workflow weaknesses increased data-leak risk.
Client E · 20252 constats · 1 rédaction

Industrial IoT & embedded systems

ARM gateway, boot chain and exposed debug interfaces.

  • → Unsigned boot configuration remained outside the verified-boot boundary.
  • → An exposed UART console allowed a physical attacker to reach a privileged recovery path.
Client M · 20251 constat · 1 rédaction

Identity, AD & cybersecurity

Active Directory delegation and privileged-object security review.

  • → Excessive permissions on AdminSDHolder created a persistence and domain-administration escalation path.
Client Q · 20253 constats · 1 rédaction

Web, API & enterprise software

Web application, upload processing and XML parsing surface.

  • → Recursive XML entity expansion caused resource exhaustion and repeated server errors.
  • → Permissive cross-origin policy and verbose error responses increased information exposure.
Client R · 20252 constats · 2 rédactions

Web, API & enterprise software

Angular business application, document uploads and account workflows.

  • → Stored XSS through upload filtering bypass could reach authenticated users and sessions.
  • → Broken access control exposed account impersonation and document-download paths.

// MISSIONS

Cinq surfaces d’attaque

79 constats · sanitisation pour divulgation publique

28 Aug - 04 Sep 202618 constats · 1 critical · 2 high · 2 medium · 12 low · 1 info

Client A - Mobile, API & public web

Mobile application, Firebase, HR backend and public web surface.

  • → Embedded secrets chained into Firebase access, HR backend exposure and account takeover.
  • → Unauthenticated REST proxy and missing login rate limiting.
  • → PII exposure, exposed diagnostics and weak mobile resilience controls.
09 - 11 Sep 202617 constats · 5 critical · 5 high · 3 medium · 4 low

Client A - HR extranet & backend

Authenticated extranet and HR backend authorization model.

  • → Cross-domain IDOR/BOLA exposed user, employee and document records at scale.
  • → Authentication secrets were returned in clear JSON responses.
  • → Unauthorized document deletion, upload impersonation and missing MFA on SSO admin access.
August 20269 constats · 6 medium · 3 low

Client B - Medical ultrasound platform

Ultrasound workstation, kiosk boundary, licensing and compiled application code.

  • → Kiosk escape reached Windows Explorer and a shell from a physical authenticated session.
  • → Boost token deserialization occurred before signature verification.
  • → Compiled code, development paths and weak admin protection increased reverse-engineering risk.
202617 constats · 6 critical · 10 high · 1 medium

Client C - Connected charging station

Connected charging station assessed against EN 18031-1:2024.

  • → Unsigned firmware and engineering-grade Android configuration enabled arbitrary firmware installation.
  • → Persistent storage exposed credentials, keys, badges and operational history.
  • → Weak authentication, cleartext channels and exposed remote services expanded the attack surface.
202618 constats · 2 critical · 10 high · 5 medium · 1 info

Client C - Embedded charging station

Embedded charging station, dashboard, TLV protocol and debug interfaces.

  • → Privileged TLV commands were accepted without authentication.
  • → Open JTAG/SBW and missing secure boot enabled firmware dump and reprogramming.
  • → Predictable credentials, replayable RFID frames, cleartext HTTP and stored XSS weakened the control plane.

Des rapports détaillés sont disponibles sur demande dans le cadre de l'accord de divulgation applicable. Les rédactions publiques ne contiennent que des enseignements techniques sanitisés et un contexte défensif reproductible.