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Thick client penetration testing proves the client side trust assumptions, local data storage and backend communication flaws of desktop applications. Reverse engineering, authorization bypass, insecure storage and business logic, when it is needed and the proof based approach with KAOS.
Read moreCI/CD pipeline penetration testing proves the flaws of the software build and deployment chain. Poisoned build steps, leaked secrets, insecure runners and supply chain risks, DevSecOps integration, when it is needed and the proof based approach with KAOS.
Read morePrivilege escalation penetration testing proves how a limited user can rise to system administrator rights. Local escalation paths on Linux and Windows, misconfigurations, weak service permissions and credential harvesting, when it is needed and the proof based approach with KAOS.
Read moreKubernetes and container penetration testing proves the flaws in cluster configuration, container images and runtime isolation. Misconfigured RBAC, privileged container escape, exposed kubelet and image supply chain risks, when it is done and the proof based approach with KAOS.
Read moreTwo HIGH and one MEDIUM TLS hostname verification bypass flaws in the Node.js October 2026 release can cause a valid certificate to be trusted for the wrong server. The fix is upgrading, because the defect is in the runtime, not your configuration.
Read moreTwo critical remote code execution flaws in PHP core, nicknamed PHP2Shell. CVSS 9.2 critical. Branches 8.2 through 8.5 got patches, 8.0 and 8.1 are end of life. Update today.
Read moreThe Node.js release of 21 October 2026 fixed ten flaws, four of them high severity. An action guide to upgrading to 22.23.4, 24.22.1 or 26.12.1 and what to do next.
Read moreCVE-2026-111497 is a high severity out of bounds write in the Node.js Brotli decoder that can lead to remote code execution. Attack surface, impact and the patched versions.
Read moreOn 21 October 2026 Node.js and PHP patched their supported lines, but EOL lines like Node 18 and 20, PHP 8.0 and 8.1 got nothing. What EOL means, why migration beats patching, and how to build a controlled migration plan.
Read moreAI and LLM application penetration testing proves the prompt injection, data leakage and unauthorized tool call flaws of chatbots and agent systems. The OWASP LLM Top 10, agent risks and the proof based approach with KAOS.
Read moreIoT and OT penetration testing uncovers the flaws of industrial control systems and smart devices without stopping production. Its difference from IT testing, the most common flaws, safe execution principles and the least impact approach with KAOS.
Read moreExternal attack surface management (EASM) continuously discovers all of an organization's internet facing assets and monitors flaws. Shadow IT and forgotten assets, why it must be continuous, its relation to PTaaS and the proof based approach with KAOS.
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