From Vectors to Verdicts: Web App Testing with Vector Command
2026-03-26T07:23:53Z•4d7c28406abf3b258576ea41cffdaa196aad5678f42ae37f55fc5cdcc42b672a
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What happened
Rapid7 published several posts covering offensive and defensive findings: Vector Command emphasizes web applications as primary breach vectors and the use of continuous managed red‑team testing; a whitepaper details techniques for weaponizing cellular IoT modules (interchip interception, hardware replacement, AT‑command tooling, SOCKS5/Metasploit proxies) that enable backend access and covert channels; Rapid7 completed a BSI C5 Type 2 attestation for the Command Platform; multiple vulnerabilities and exploit modules were disclosed or discussed — notably Citrix NetScaler CVE‑2026‑3055 (out‑of‑b
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