Google introduced OSV-Scanner this week, a free tool that lets developers making open-source software scan for known vulnerabilities in the dependencies they use.

A widely popular open-source tool, Nuclei, used for scanning vulnerabilities and weaknesses in websites, cloud applications, and networks is found to have a high-severity flaw that could ...

The open source Goolag scanning tool, which allows users to audit their own Web pages through Google, might face some challenges from the popular search engine.

Google has open sourced its own internal vulnerability scanner which is designed to be used on large-scale enterprise networks made up of thousands or even millions of internet-connected systems.

OSV-Scanner has also been integrated into the OpensSSF Scorecard's Vulnerabilities check. Scorecards is an automated security tool that identifies risky supply chain practices in open-source projects.

Popular open source vulnerability scanner Nuclei was found to be vulnerable itself A bug allowed crooks to smuggle malicious code past the scanner The vulnerability was fixed in September 2024 ...

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Google said its open-source scanner connects to a vulnerability database, showing developers the security risks in their projects.

Google today released to open source security scanning tool called Firing Range, which is designed to test for cross-site scripting (XSS) and other vulnerabilities on a massive scale.

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