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Scan Source Code from an Archive File

Upload source code archives in zip, tar, or 7z formats, generate developer-ready risk context, and review fixes before insecure code ships.
Upload source code as a zip, tar, or 7z archive to detect complex vulnerabilities and business logic flaws before release.
Generate risk context with affected paths, impact, exploitability, and remediation priority.
Push clear fixes into pull requests so developers can review and merge faster.

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Repository-aware security testing

From code selection to developer-ready findings

Source Code Archive scanning keeps uploaded archive context, severity, and remediation guidance together so security teams can move from detection to action without repository access.

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Upload the archive

Package the source code version you want reviewed as a zip, tar, or 7z file and upload it directly to Ostorlab.

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Confirm the code package

Review the uploaded archive so analysis matches the source code package your team wants assessed.

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Review risks and fixes

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

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Ostorlab generated source code risks list

Works with your source control stack

Upload zip, tar, or 7z files directly, or use GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or Self-Hosted Git from the Ostorlab Integrations page.

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Upload a zip, tar, or 7z archive and review developer-ready source code findings in Ostorlab.