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Text4Shell (CVE-2022-42889) in Mobile Applications ... should I worry?
CVE-2022-42889 is a vulnerability in the Apache Commons Text Library caused by string interpolation abusing powerful handlers and present in popular application like Amazon Shopping, Udemy and Grammarly. This article goes over the applicability and risk of this vulnerability for Mobile Applications.
Mon 24 October 2022
New Dashboard, Better Insights
As a reflection of the many new capabilities and changes we have made, we have released a new dashboard providing better insights into an organization's security posture.
Thu 20 October 2022
OWASP Mobile Application Verification Standard Support
The Mobile Application Security Verification Standard is an important step toward building secure Mobile Applications. Ostorlab now adds support for generating compliance report for L1, L2 and Resilience levels.
Tue 04 October 2022
Improved Attack Surface Discovery, Mobile and Web Security Scanning
Largest release with improvements to Attack Surface, Open-Source, Mobile and Web scanning and much much more.
Thu 18 August 2022
How did we react to Log4j vulnerability? Read our analysis for mobile applications.
What is the impact of Log4j vulnerability on mobile applications
Ostorlab Nuggets in June issue 5
Health Tech, Compromises and attacks, Instrumentation, Black Hat conferences, eBPF and more….
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