Model intent
Understand the workflow, state transitions and the assumptions that constrain them.
BUSINESS LOGIC SECURITY TESTING
Business logic security testing by reasoning, not signatures.
Business-logic flaws live in workflows, state and trust assumptions unique to your product. Finding them needs reasoning about intent and context.
What it means.
Business-logic security testing targets valid requests the system should have refused — skipped steps, replayed actions, tenant-boundary crossings and economic abuse. 0day Factory reasons across the application, its identities and your org rules to find and prove these paths.
The approach.
Propose abuse
Generate logic-abuse hypotheses from context — not a signature list.
Prove impact
Safely validate and keep only what can be shown to produce real impact.
Questions, answered.
Why do scanners miss logic bugs?
Scanners optimize for malformed input and misconfiguration. A logic flaw is a well-formed request that exploits a broken assumption — invisible to signatures, visible to reasoning.
Prove which weaknesses can actually become attacks.
Request access and see a de-identified investigation: hypothesis, path, safe validation, evidence and re-test.