Representative scenarios of vulnerabilities commonly identified by SunuCyberSecurity, illustrating the concrete impact of regular audits.
An online store processing Mobile Money payments wanted to verify its infrastructure security before a major marketing campaign.
A .env file containing payment API keys and database credentials, publicly accessible via a simple HTTP request.
Without a fix, any visitor could have extracted the payment keys and accessed the customer database directly (names, phone numbers, purchase history).
Vulnerability fixed in under 24 hours. The marketing campaign launched with peace of mind, with no risk of data leaks during the traffic spike.
Ahead of an investor technical due diligence, a fintech startup launched a full infrastructure audit with SunuCampaign Orchestrator.
The tool discovered 4 active, undocumented subdomains, one of which exposed the server real IP address behind the CDN, bypassing WAF protection.
This exposed IP would have allowed an attacker to scan the infrastructure directly, bypassing the security protections in place.
The technical team masked the IP and closed the unused subdomains before the due diligence, reinforcing investor confidence in the product security maturity.
As part of BCEAO compliance efforts, a financial institution submitted its client portal to an in-depth penetration test.
A Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) on an outdated Java component of the portal, one of the most critical flaws identified in recent years.
This vulnerability would have allowed remote code execution, opening the door to full access to the bank internal systems.
The component was urgently updated. The institution was able to present a full compliance report to its regulator, with proof of remediation.