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We're excited to announce Miggo’s Dangling DNS Detector, the automated way to detect DNS entries and prevent takeovers.

Miggo’s Application Attack Path Engine Enables Security Teams with Better Context to Power Active Runtime Defense

Track security changes in AWS docs with Miggo’s new Security Docs Change Engine - a single place to stay updated and maintain security standards.

On March 21, 2025, Next.js disclosed a critical 9.1 CVE allowing middleware auth bypass, discovered and detailed by Rachid Allam (zhero).

Miggo welcomes Noa Gur Arieh as Director of Partnerships. Noa joins from McKinsey, bringing experience with financial institutions and NGO partnership

GCHQ confirms Miggo discovered a 9.4 critical CVE-2025-25182 in Stroom, allowing attackers to bypass authentication and authorization.

App breaches rise as organizations adopt more apps. Traditional tools struggle against fast, AI-driven attacks on a growing attack surface.

Exploring the MOVEit breach: diving into .NET, extending OpenTelemetry, and a story of perseverance.

As organizations adopt microservices and serverless, teams need a way to connect the dots — tracing is the key to uncovering missing insights.

Application Detection and Response (ADR) delivers real-time visibility and detects runtime behavior deviations to proactively defend applications.

Apps have evolved: once built by one team, hosted on-prem/cloud, and protected by firewalls and WAFs - showing why ADR is needed.

This Halloween, look beyond the obvious - your real threats aren’t ghosts, but hidden integrations quietly accessing your data without you knowing.