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A technical breakdown of CVE-2026-2599, a CVSS 9.8 Critical unauthenticated PHP Object Injection vulnerability in the "Contact Form Entries" WordPress plugin (≤ 1.4.7). The download_csv function deserializes untrusted user input without allowed_classes restrictions. When combined with WordPress 6.4.0-6.4.1, the built-in WP_HTML_Token class provides a complete all-public POP chain leading to full Remote Code Execution via two unauthenticated HTTP requests.

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Exploit CVE-2025-68461 : Roundcube Webmail SVG Animate XSS Sanitizer Bypass

A technical breakdown of CVE-2025-68461, a CVSS 7.2 high stored Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilit...

Tue 17 March 2026

Security

GHSA-cr3w-cw5w-h3fj: 1-Click RCE in Saltcorn

Analysis of GHSA-cr3w-cw5w-h3fj, a CVSS 9.7 critical XSS-to-RCE vulnerability in Saltcorn (≤ 1.5....

Wed 11 March 2026

Security

CVE-2026-26019 : LangChain RecursiveUrlLoader Server-Side Request Forgery Vulnerability

A technical breakdown of CVE-2026-26019, a CVSS 4.1 medium Server-Side Request Forgery vulnerabil...

Wed 04 March 2026

A technical breakdown of CVE-2025-64712, a CVSS 9.8 critical path traversal remote code execution vulnerability in the Unstructured Python library (< 0.18.18). Unsanitized attachment filenames in Outlook MSG processing allow for path traversal, enabling an attacker to overwrite arbitrary files via a crafted MSG file and achieve code execution.

A technical breakdown of CVE-2026-1357, a CVSS 9.8 critical unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in the WPvivid Backup & Migration plugin (≤ 0.9.123). Two chained flaws, a cryptographic fail-open and an unsanitized path traversal, allow arbitrary file write and shell upload without credentials.

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8 Open-Source AI Pentest Tools for Security Teams in 2026

This article lists eight (8) open-source AI pentest tools. It covers how autonomous agents are potentially changing the way security testing is done.

Fri 30 January 2026

Android Requires Developer Verification Starting from 2026

For years, Android’s openness was one of its biggest strengths. Anyone could build an app, share it, and sideload it freely. Users were warned about the risks, but the choice was always theirs. Starting in 2026, Android will require developer verification for apps to run on certified devices. Apps from unverified developers can be blocked, even when users knowingly install them. Google calls it security. Critics call it a loss of freedom. Understanding what’s changing and where Android draws the line now matters more than ever.

Tue 27 January 2026

Javascript Interface Exposure

Ostorlab's Pentest Engine identified a JavaScript bridge exposure in an Android WebView, allowing unauthenticated native method invocation via deep links. This case study details how the engine bypassed insecure Intent handling to manipulate the native UI, validating a potent social engineering vector while confirming the effectiveness of the underlying sandbox.

Wed 07 January 2026

Top Mobile App Security Testing Platforms 2026

Navigate the market for the Top Mobile App Security Testing Platforms 2026 by focusing on the criteria that actually matter for your delivery workflow. Our guide details exactly what to look for, including seamless CI/CD integration, powerful detection, and high-fidelity signal-to-noise ratios. Learn how to evaluate vendors on scalability, multiplatform support, and collaboration features to select a partner that secures your mobile releases without slowing you down.

Mon 05 January 2026

Understanding Android's FLAG_SECURE for Screen Security

What Android’s FLAG_SECURE does, how it prevents screenshots and screen recordings of sensitive app content, how to implement it correctly, where it makes sense to use it, and the key limitations and UX trade-offs developers need to understand, including its behavior with casting and external displays.

Mon 29 December 2025

AI Pentest Engine Discovers Critical WebSocket BFLA in GraphQL Subscriptions

Ostorlab's AI Pentest Engine systematically uncovered a critical Broken Function-Level Authorization (BFLA) vulnerability in a GraphQL WebSocket endpoint, allowing unauthenticated access to a real-time translation service. This case study details the AI's step-by-step process, from discovery to proof-of-concept.

Fri 26 December 2025

AI Engine Triggers Account Takeover via API Version Confusion

Methodical analysis beats blind fuzzing as Ostorlab's AI engine discovers cross-version password reset weakness and achieves account takeover without email access.

Mon 15 December 2025

Uncovering a Second-Order Data Exfiltration Chain in Modern SPAs

How a second-order client-side data exfiltration chain was discovered in a modern SPA, transforming a simple open redirect into a multi-stage data theft vulnerability through JavaScript analysis and exploit chain validation.

Wed 10 December 2025


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