Catch Risky Code Before It Ships

Scan source code in the major programming languages, find vulnerable paths, generate developer-ready risk context, and push fixes back into the pull request before insecure code ships.

  • Detect complex source code vulnerabilities and business logic flaws before release.
  • Scan projects written in the major programming languages, from Python and Java to Go, Swift and Kotlin.
  • Generate risk context with affected paths, impact, exploitability, and remediation priority.
  • Push clear fixes into pull requests so developers can review and merge faster.

Repository-aware security testing

From code selection to developer-ready findings

Source Code scanning covers the major programming languages and keeps repository context, code revision, severity, and remediation guidance together so security teams can move from detection to action without switching workflows.

01

Connect your repository

Authorize the source control provider your team already uses and select the repository you want reviewed.

02

Choose the code version

Select the branch, tag, or commit for the current PR, release, or hotfix so analysis matches the code developers see.

03

Review risks and fixes

Triage prioritized findings, inspect affected paths, and send remediation back into the pull request.

Programming language coverage

Broad Programming Language Coverage

Scan source code across polyglot applications, legacy services, scripts, mobile apps, backend systems, and mixed-language repositories.

JavaScript
TypeScript
Ark
ArkScript
Java
Kotlin
Dart
Swift
ObjC
Objective-C
C#
C#
C
C++
Rust

Built for Source Code Review

Ostorlab generated source code risks list

Works with your source control stack

Use GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or Self-Hosted Git from the Ostorlab Integrations page.

  • GitHubGitHub
  • GitLabGitLab
  • BitbucketBitbucket
  • Azure DevOpsAzure DevOps
  • Self-Hosted GitSelf-Hosted Git
  • ZIP fileZIP file

Attack paths

How findings here chain into the rest of your product

A token or a logic flaw in code becomes real risk when a live API accepts it. Add the repository to a multi-asset scan with the APIs and apps it powers, and findings can point back to the code behind them.

See how attack-path testing works
  1. API docsPrivileged actiontransfer_funds
  2. API schemaParametersource_account_id
  3. Source codeMissingowner check
  4. Mobile appAuth flowotp_step_up
CriticalCross-account transfer Exploit confirmed Web back end

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Get Started with Source Code

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