Security
Can SOC 2 Accept an AI-Conducted Penetration Test?
SOC 2 doesn't name a required testing method, so auditors judge evidence, not tools. Here's what an AI-conducted penetration test actually needs to satisfy a SOC 2 Type II audit.
Thu 06 August 2026
Ostorlab vs Aikido: Securing the Full Application Stack
Ostorlab vs Aikido: AppSec Comparison for Web, Mobile, API, and Source Code
Mon 03 August 2026
Setting the Record Straight: Ostorlab vs. Appknox
A technical correction to Appknox's "Top 10 MAST Tools in 2026" comparison, highlighting the diff...
Wed 29 July 2026
XBOW vs Ostorlab, AI Pentesting Compared: Mobile, Web, Source Code & API Coverage
Compare XBOW and Ostorlab's AI pentesting platforms across mobile, web, API, and source code cove...
Tue 28 July 2026
How AI Catches Complex Vulnerabilities: Inside Agentic Pentesting and Exploit Chaining
Discover how agentic AI catches business logic flaws rule-based scanners miss. See a real exploit chain escalating a fixed finding to tenant-wide compromise.
Beyond Legacy Mobile AppSec: Why Modern DevSecOps Teams Are Replacing NowSecure with Ostorlab
A detailed comparison of Ostorlab and NowSecure across six key areas, highlighting why modern DevSecOps teams are replacing legacy mobile AppSec tools.
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Best Source Code Scanning Tools: 2026 Buyer's Guide
Learn how the leading source code scanning tools compare in language support, security coverage, false-positive reduction, and automated remediation.
Mon 27 July 2026
AI Pentesting Prompts That Produce Evidence, Not Just Findings
A practical guide to designing AI-assisted security testing workflows that turn scoped evidence into reviewable findings through structured outputs, validation gates, and controlled execution.
Thu 23 July 2026
Breaking Down the Latest Version of GoPhish: Source-Code Assessment with Ostorlab Agentic Deep Scan
A technical assessment of the latest version of GoPhish that examines how the platform handles trust: identity, untrusted content, object ownership, credential lifecycle, and outbound requests. Source-code analysis with Ostorlab Agentic Deep Scan established the eight report-level findings, PoCs, and remediation priorities.
Thu 16 July 2026
Ostorlab vs Quokka Q-mast: Mobile DAST Comparison
A technical comparison of Ostorlab and Quokka Q-mast Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST) tools, highlighting their foundational DAST capabilities and advanced AI agentic features for DevSecOps.
Wed 15 July 2026
There Is No Magic Box: Why AI-Era AppSec Needs a Stack
Walk the floor of any major cybersecurity conference today and you will hear about the promise of autonomous AI-powered platforms. But AI-only testing doesn't scale. A resilient AppSec program requires a cost-aware, tiered stack combining rapid traditional scanners, private semantic reviews, and selective orchestration of frontier models.
Mon 22 June 2026
The Definitive Guide to Mobile App Vetting: Securing the Enterprise App Ecosystem
This comprehensive guide covers the architecture, risk methodologies, and deployment frameworks required to architect an enterprise mobile app vetting strategy that protects corporate data assets without creating operational friction.
Fri 19 June 2026
Exploit CVE-2026-42208: LiteLLM Unauthenticated SQL Injection via Bearer Token
A technical breakdown of CVE-2026-42208, a CVSS 9.3 critical unauthenticated SQL Injection vulnerability in the LiteLLM Proxy API. Improper parameterization of the Bearer token within raw SQL queries used for complex multi-table joins allows blind boolean-based timing attacks, enabling unauthenticated attackers to exfiltrate sensitive data including virtual API keys, user information, and LLM spend logs directly from the database.
Fri 22 May 2026
DirtyFrag: Universal Linux Local Privilege Escalation via Page-Cache Write
A technical breakdown of DirtyFrag, a pair of Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-43284 and CVE-2026-43500, CVSS 7.8 HIGH) that allow any unprivileged local user to obtain root on most major Linux distributions. By chaining an xfrm-ESP and an RxRPC in-place decryption path flaw, both rooted in the same page-cache write primitive as Dirty Pipe and Copy Fail, the exploit overwrites read-only page cache pages without a race condition, achieving near-100% reliability.
Wed 13 May 2026