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Ostorlab fits teams testing connected mobile, web, API, and code assets on every release. Where it fits, which plan to pick, and when another tool is better.

Security

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 tr...

Jul 16, 2026

Engineering

The App Was Never Opened

Agentic harnesses change what an LLM can do in mobile app security testing. On its own, a model c...

Jun 25, 2026

Product

Introducing Ostorlab App Vetting for the Agentic Era

Ostorlab has launched App Vetting, a mobile application risk assessment solution that helps teams...

Jun 16, 2026

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Announcing Ostorlab for Harness: Mobile Security Scanning in CI Pipelines

Ostorlab now integrates with Harness CI to run automated mobile application security scans inside CI pipelines. Using Harness Secrets and a simple Run step, teams can install the Ostorlab CLI and run ostorlab ci-scan run against the same build artifacts produced by the pipeline (e.g., Android APK, Android AAB, or iOS IPA). The integration helps bring security into CI by improving feedback speed and catching vulnerabilities earlier, with options to tailor scans via profiles (fast, full) and optional inputs like test credentials, SBOM, and UI prompts.

Apr 06, 2026

Announcing Ostorlab for Bitrise: Mobile security scans in your CI

Ostorlab now integrates with Bitrise to run automated mobile application security scans inside CI workflows. Using a Bitrise Secret plus a simple Script step, teams can install the Ostorlab CLI and run ostorlab ci-scan run against the same build artifacts produced by the pipeline (e.g., Android APK, Android AAB, or iOS IPA). The integration helps shift security left by shortening feedback loops and catching vulnerabilities earlier, with options to tailor scans via profiles (fast, full, agentic deep scan) and optional inputs like test credentials, SBOM, and UI prompts.

Mar 27, 2026

Ostorlab 2025 Year in Review

2025 marked the turning point where AI in cybersecurity graduated from experimental prototypes to production-grade engines. In this retrospective, we explore how Ostorlab’s new AI Pentest Engine and AI Monkey Tester are already uncovering critical vulnerabilities in the wild, including a complex arbitrary file read chain in Signal for Android. From mapping global banking risks to orchestrating scans with OXO Titan, dive into the year we redefined what automated security testing can actually do.

Jan 28, 2026

Scan, Sync, Remediate: Ostorlab Meets Vanta for Faster Audits

This article announces the new integration between Ostorlab and Vanta, explains how it works, outlines the setup process, and highlights the key benefits for security and compliance teams.

May 20, 2025

Threat Center v2: Staying Ahead of Vulnerabilities

The Threat Center provides essential updates for organizations to stay informed about security threats, offering actionable intelligence and detailed asset information to help users proactively protect their systems.

Oct 10, 2024

Test Credential Name

The latest update introduces the addition of a "test credential name" feature, allowing users to label test credentials for easier identification and management.

Feb 19, 2024

2023 in review

As 2023 has concluded, it's time to reflect and prepare for an optimistic 2024.

Jan 10, 2024

Introduction of a comprehensive audit logging system

Introducing a comprehensive audit logging system including user logins, data modifications, configuration changes, and more.

Nov 20, 2023

Ostorlab's Victory at the Swiss Cyber defence Security Challenge 2023

Ostorlab clinches the top spot in the Swiss Cyber defense Security Challenge, showcasing their commitment to advancing application security automation.

Nov 10, 2023

GodFather Android Malware Analysis

In This article, we analyze the GodFather Android malware, which continues to appear in various formats and primarily targets banking and cryptocurrency applications to steal money and sensitive information for the users.

Apr 14, 2023


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