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We’re rolling out SmartScanner 2.6, bringing deeper visibility into your scans, improved crawling control, and expanded detection for modern web security risks.

React2Shell is a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability affecting server-side components of React (CVE-2025-55182) and the Next.js framework (CVE-2025-66478). When exploited, it allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands on vulnerable servers, potentially leading to full system compromise.

We’re excited to announce the release of SmartScanner 2.5, bringing critical new vulnerability tests, expanded CLI control, and important stability improvements. This release focuses on giving security teams and researchers more precision, flexibility, and confidence when running targeted assessments.

We’re excited to announce the release of SmartScanner 2.4, delivering powerful new capabilities, smoother workflows, and enhanced vulnerability detection to help you secure your applications more effectively. This update focuses on flexibility, performance, and accuracy, based directly on feedback from our amazing community.

Online transactions are no longer just a convenience—they’re the backbone of modern business. From processing customer payments to managing supplier invoices, organizations exchange sensitive data every second. With that, the stakes have never been higher.

We’re excited to announce the release of SmartScanner 2.3, a feature-rich update focused on improving client-side vulnerability detection, boosting scan performance, and giving you more control through the CLI and reporting.

We’re excited to announce the release of SmartScanner 2.2, packed with meaningful improvements and new features designed to give you more control, better coverage, and a smoother scanning experience. From expanded test capabilities to important bug fixes, this update reflects our continued focus on precision, usability, and performance.

We’re excited to announce the release of SmartScanner version 2.1, packed with powerful new features, deeper scanning capabilities, and key performance improvements to help you secure your web applications more efficiently.

Learn how attackers exploit Server Version Disclosure through HTTP headers and how to detect and prevent this security risk on Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, and ASP.NET servers.

Bug bounty hunters can earn enormous rewards, with top programs paying over $10,000 for critical vulnerabilities. But finding these flaws isn’t easy— many high-value vulnerabilities require deep technical expertise. This guide focuses on five vulnerabilities that are easier to exploit yet still offer big rewards.