So you have started using Detectify and received your report with a list of identified vulnerabilities. What now? We understand that tackling security issues can be overwhelming sometimes, which is why we now offer a consulting service. Our security experts will dig into your report, validate the findings and help you get started.

To bring you the most up-to-date security service and help you stay on top of threats, we update Detectify on a regular basis. Here are some of the latest security tests added to the tool.

Detectify Crowdsource was born almost 6 months ago, and a lot has happened since then. Kristian Bremberg, Community Manager, who spends his days coordinating almost 100 top-ranked ethical hackers and building their submissions into our scanner, has summarized the first 6 months with Detectify’s security platform Crowdsource.

To bring you the most up-to-date security service and help you stay on top of threats, we update Detectify on a regular basis. Here are some of the latest security tests added to the tool.

Are you using Joomla version 3.4.4 through 3.6.3? Time to update!

Security never stands still, which is why we update our service on a regular basis to help you keep up with the latest vulnerabilities. Here are a few of the modules included in this week’s release.

The ninth vulnerability on the list is Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities. This vulnerability type can affect a number of web services using components ranging from operating systems, CMS solutions, plugins, or libraries used by plugins.

The eighth vulnerability on the list is Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF), a vulnerability that allows an attacker to make requests on behalf of a user. CSRF can lead to a wide range of state-changing requests such as changing credentials, transferring funds, and modifying settings being executed on the user’s behalf.

The sixth vulnerability on the list is Sensitive Data Exposure. Sensitive Data Exposure occurs when an application does not adequately protect sensitive information. The data can vary and anything from passwords, session tokens, credit card data to private health data and more can be at risk.