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This article presents a thorough, hands-on analysis and proof of concept for exploiting the stored XSS vulnerability CVE-2025-52559 in Zulip. It details how Ostorlab's AI-powered pentesting engine was used to automate the full cycle.

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Ostorlab's Privacy Scan automatically detects mismatches between what your app's privacy policy says and what it actually does. This comprehensive analysis of policy text, permissions, code, and UI elements helps mobile developers avoid compliance violations and build user trust through accurate privacy practices.

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The Ostorlab Security Scanner GitHub Integration enhances mobile app development workflows by embedding automated security directly into the CI/CD pipeline. It offers a GitHub Action for scanning mobile application on every code push. It adds inline vulnerability insights directly to pull requests, highlighting the exact code changes that introduced issues and suggesting one-click fixes developers can apply without leaving GitHub.

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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.

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Ostorlab's May 2025 update delivers comprehensive privacy analysis capabilities with 21 new data collection categories and enhanced verification tools. This release introduces specialized Attack Surface scan profiles for optimized security assessments, adds GitHub source code integration for precise vulnerability mapping, and implements QPS rate limiting for controlled scanning. Additional improvements include mobile scan URL regex controls, streamlined Jira integration, and expanded fingerprinting capabilities for improved detection accuracy.

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A technical analysis of a vulnerability in CyberPanel, a Pre-Auth Root RCE, including confirmed exploitation paths, investigated components, and research methodology findings.

Security

This article is an in-depth look at the most common GraphQL vulnerabilities, why they occur, and how they can be mitigated.

Security

This article assesses the large-scale exposure of systems to multiple CVEs affecting the CUPS printing service, which can be chained together to achieve unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE). We provide an overview of how these vulnerabilities, including CVE-2024-47176, work in tandem, walking through the exploit flow. Additionally, we analyze how many systems are potentially vulnerable and highlight a unique behavior observed during testing.