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Glev Demo : The Exploitability Anlaysis Agent

Rodolphe Mas
3
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Stop Wasting Time on "Theoretical" Alerts.

🛡️Your security scanner just flagged a critical Command Injection (CWE-78). Now you're stuck with the million-dollar question: Is it actually exploitable, or is it just noise?

Most scanners stop at detection, leaving you to spend hours manually tracing data flows through controllers, services, and resolvers to see if the vulnerability is real. In this video, we show you how Glev changes the game by automating exploitability analysis.

🔍 What’s Inside:

The CWE-78 Reality Check: Why traditional scanners struggle to prove the full attack path.

Glev’s Fast Investigation Mode:

Watch Glev trace data from an HTTP query input directly to a spawn() call in app.service.ts in real-time.

Automated Data Flow Tracing:

See how Glev identifies entry points like app.controller.ts and app.resolver.ts to confirm a full end-to-end injection path.

Efficiency Gains: We break down the manual process (searching files, verifying sanitization, navigating resolvers) and show how Glev does it in seconds.

Ready to see it in action on your own codebase?

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