Alaeddine Mesbahi

Alaeddine Mesbahi

Co-Founder and CEO LinkedIn

Alaeddine Mesbahi is the co-founder and CEO of Ostorlab, where he leads the company's vision for automated security testing and vulnerability management. Before founding Ostorlab, he held roles at Google on the security automation team and at Cisco's Trust Office. Alaeddine started his career as a penetration tester, building deep hands-on expertise in offensive security and technical research. He has presented at leading industry conferences including Black Hat US, BruCon, and OWASP AppSec, and holds several professional certifications such as OSCP, OSCE, and GREM.

Articles by Alaeddine Mesbahi

The following article is a technical deep dive into how genetic algorithms can be leveraged to create superhuman XSS polyglot payloads.

Product

Ostorlab adds Web Security Scanning to its arsenal

Ostorlab is adding Web Security Scanner to its arsenal with novel approaches to vulnerability discovery.

Mon 15 February 2021

Security

Autonomous Security: Pushing Security Automation to the Next Level

The article introduces the term Autonomous Security in the context of security scanning and defin...

Mon 26 October 2020

Product

Two efficient features to continuously monitor mobile applications

Whether we are developing a mobile application or assessing its security, we need to continuously...

Sat 24 October 2020

Ostorlab now supports creating scans directly from Android Play Store and iOS App Store

Latest posts

COVID-19 Contact Tracing App Wiqaytna Mobile Application Security Review

Mobile security testing of Covid-19 Contact Tracing Application Wiqaytna

Mon 15 June 2020

What's New in Ostorlab Mobile Security Scanner 2020.05.08

Xamarin decompilation, deprecated TLS protocols, hardcoded secrets and even more, Owasp top 10

Fri 08 May 2020

Detection Engine @ Ostorlab

Overview of the detection capabilities provided by Ostorlab

Fri 01 May 2020

What's New in Ostorlab 2020.04

Better management of scan lifecycle, export scan results and subscriptions

Wed 08 April 2020

DOM XSS Fuzzing strategies - Part 1

XSS are still by far the most common type of vulnerabilities, this article presents strategies to automate the search for XSSes.

Sat 22 December 2018


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