Ostorlab Articles
Life of a Scan: how Ostorlab's open-source vulnerability scanner works
This article talks about how Ostorlab works under the hood.
Ostorlab vs. NowSecure vs. MobSF vs. Immuniweb vs. AppKnox vs. Quixxi vs. Oversecured
This article provides a comprehensive view of the security mobile security scanning solutions, while at the same time highlighting what truly differentiates them.
Ostorlab is Open-Source 🎊
This is a major release open-sourcing Ostorlab and announcing tons of new features and capabilities.
Ostorlab Q&A with Safety Detectives
Wanna learn a bit more about Ostorlab? We answered Aviva Zack’s questions for Safety Detective about the Company, our mission of building Autonomous Security, and a bit about us :)
Ostorlab adds Web Security Scanning to its arsenal
Ostorlab is adding Web Security Scanner to its arsenal with novel approaches to vulnerability discovery.
Release of a new analysis environment to aid manual assessment
New Analysis Environment with access to disassembly, decompiled source, call trace, function tagging and many other features.
Two efficient features to continuously monitor mobile applications
Whether we are developing a mobile application or assessing its security, we need to continuously review it with every new release. Repetitively building the app, uploading the file, and creating a scan quickly becomes an annoyance. Ostorlab is excited to announce the introduction of two new features to ease the burden of testing your app.
Create scans directly from the Android and iOS Store
Ostorlab now supports creating scans directly from Android Play Store and iOS App Store
[Online Event] Security of 3rd party dependencies in Mobile Applications
Mobile applications assessments, automation of 3rd party dependency review
What's New in Ostorlab Mobile Security Scanner 2020.05.08
Xamarin decompilation, deprecated TLS protocols, hardcoded secrets and even more, Owasp top 10
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