Packetlabs Ltd.

Packetlabs Ltd. was hired by a shipping company to identify weaknesses in their systems that could be exploited. The company found Packetlabs Ltd. through an online search and chose them due to their high ratings and aligned company values. The team from Packetlabs Ltd., consisting of 2-5 employees, conducted penetration testing and ethical hacking of the shipping company's systems. The primary goal was to assess the extent of vulnerability an automated pen test could expose and to determine if a compromised user account could gain enough information to discover or elevate to a domain admin.

A director at a supply chain, logistics, and transport company engaged Packetlabs Ltd. for penetration testing services. The director found Packetlabs Ltd. through a referral and selected them for their good value for cost. The team from Packetlabs Ltd., comprising 2-5 employees, performed cybersecurity inventory style penetration testing as well as organization specific breach objective testing.

The official governing body for Métis people in British Columbia, Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC), contracted Packetlabs Ltd. to perform a penetration test on their environment. After finding Packetlabs Ltd. through an online search, MNBC was impressed by their level of expertise. The project, which ran from May to June 2025, involved a thorough review of a custom-built tool and MNBC's network and infrastructure posture. Packetlabs Ltd. identified several issues, including host header injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), username generation via forgot password, insufficient brute force protection, and insecure cookies. They also provided guidelines on how to begin remediation steps to resolve these issues.