What's New with Mobb
Discover recently released features, news and product announcements!
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Discover recently released features, news and product announcements!
Last updated
November 6, 2024
New Integrations Page added to Mobb UI: The integrations page allows you to centrally manage all your connections between Mobb and external code platforms, SAST tools, and CI/CD tools. Click here to learn more.
New guide on integrating Mobb in Bitbucket Pipeline: Click here to learn more.
New guide on generating SonarQube SAST JSON Reports: Click here to learn more.
New guide on generating Checkmarx One JSON Reports: Click here to learn more.
New stable fixes released:
Unsafe_Object_Binding (Checkmarx/C#)
Log_Forging (Checkmarx/Python)
Logging should not be vulnerable to injection attacks (SonarQube/Python)
Insecure Randomness (Fortify/Java)
Use_of_Non_Cryptographic_Random (Checkmarx/Java)
Using pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs) is security-sensitive (SonarQube/Java)
CSRF (Checkmarx/C#)
Null pointers should not be dereferenced (SonarQube/C#)
Hardcoded Domain in HTML (Fortify/JavaScript)
Client_Hardcoded_Domain (Checkmarx/JavaScript)
Using remote artifacts without integrity checks is security-sensitive (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Inclusion of functionality from an untrusted source (CodeQL/JavaScript)
Missing HSTS Header (Checkmarx/JavaScript)
Client_Regex_Injection (Checkmarx/JavaScript)
DOM updates should not lead to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks (SonarQube/JavaScript)
DOM updates should not lead to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks (SonarQube/TypeScript)
Database queries should not be vulnerable to injection attacks (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Database queries should not be vulnerable to injection attacks (SonarQube/TypeScript)
Hard-coded credentials are security-sensitive (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Hard-coded credentials are security-sensitive (SonarQube/TypeScript)
Regular expressions should not be vulnerable to Denial of Service attacks (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Using pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs) is security-sensitive (SonarQube/JavaScript)
DOM updates should not lead to open redirect vulnerabilities (SonarQube/JavaScript)
HTTP request redirections should not be open to forging attacks (SonarQube/JavaScript)
HTTP request redirections should not be open to forging attacks (SonarQube/TypeScript)
Unnecessary character escapes should be removed (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Cookie Security: Session Cookie not Sent Over SSL (Fortify/C#)
Path Manipulation (Fortify/Python)
Path Traversal (Snyk/Python)
Path_Traversal (Checkmarx/Python)
path-injection (CodeQL/Python)
Cross-Site Scripting: DOM (Fortify/JavaScript)
Cross-Site Scripting: Self (Fortify/JavaScript)
Open Redirect (Fortify/JavaScript)
Improper_Resource_Shutdown_or_Release (Checkmarx/Python)
DOM updates should not lead to open redirect vulnerabilities (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Unnecessary character escapes should be removed (SonarQube/JavaScript)
Logging should not be vulnerable to injection attacks (SonarQube/C#)
Prototype Pollution (Snyk/JavaScript)
Allocation of Resources Without Limits or Throttling (Snyk/JavaScript)
September 24, 2024
Auto-PR feature added to Mobb UI: This feature allows users to specify which issue types Mobb will automatically create a Pull Request (PR) in your Source Code Repository as soon as a fix becomes available. Click here for more details.
Archive Fixes and Fix Rating: Users can now provide feedback directly to the Mobb support team through the fix feedback system on the Fix page. Users can specify if a particular fix is good and provide their reasons. Click here for more details.
New stable fixes released:
Jinja auto-escape is set to false (Snyk/Python)
Insufficient Logging of Exceptions (Checkmarx/C#)
Missing rate limiting (CodeQL/JavaScript)
September 10, 2024
Added Support for Multi-tenant Mobb Broker: Mobb Broker allows users to connect their Mobb organization to self-hosted (private) source code repositories that are not publicly accessible from the internet. You can now deploy the Mobb broker if your organization is on the multi-tenant mobb platform. Click here for more details.
New stable fixes released:
Code Correctness: Erroneous String Compare (Erroneous String Compare) for Java (Fortify)
use_of_wrong_operator_in_string_comparison (Erroneous String Compare) for Java (Checkmarx)
Strings and Boxed types should be compared using "equals()" (Erroneous String Compare) for Java (Sonarqube)
Poor Error Handling: Empty Catch Block for Java (Fortify)
unvalidated_arguments_of_public_methods (Unvalidated Public Method Argument) for C# (Checkmarx)
J2EE Bad Practices: Leftover Debug Code (Leftover Debug Code) for Java (Checkmarx)
Poor Style: Confusing Naming (Confusing Naming) for Java (Fortify)
confusing_naming (Confusing Naming) for Java (Checkmarx)
Debug Mode Enabled (Debug Enabled) for Python (Snyk)
flask-debug (Debug Enabled) for Python (CodeQL)
debug_enabled (Debug Enabled) for Python (Checkmarx)
Delivering code in production with debug features activated is security-sensitive (Debug Enabled) for Python (Sonarqube)
information_exposure_via_headers (Information Exposure via Headers) for C# (Checkmarx)
Code Correctness: Class Does Not Implement Equivalence Method (Class Does Not Implement Equivalence Method) for Java (Fortify)
declaration_of_catch_for_generic_exception (Overly Broad Catch) for C# (Checkmarx)
August 19, 2024
Added support for GitHub Enterprise: This capability allows users to run fix analysis and commit fixed code directly to GitHub Enterprise. See system requirements for more details.
Added new "Fixing Effort" feature: Fixing effort is an indicator that informs users the level of effort required to complete the fix. Click here for more details.
Added Effort as a new filter in the fix report filter list. See all available filters here.
New stable fixes released:
Unreleased Resource: Streams (Improper Resource Shutdown or Release) for Java (Fortify)
Poor Style: Value Never Read (Value Never Read) for Java (Fortify)
Improper Resource Shutdown or Release for Java (SonarQube)
Value Never Read for Java (SonarQube)
Improper_Resource_Shutdown_or_Release (Improper Resource Shutdown or Release) for Java (Checkmarx)
August 5, 2024
SonarQube support added: Mobb now supports SonarQube SAST results! You can now upload SonarQube reports to Mobb to generate fixes. Click here to see a detailed list of currently supported fixes for SonarQube.
Mobb Fixer adds packages: For JS-based projects, if a fix requires the use of an additional package, Mobb will automatically add that package as part of the fix to package.json file.
Resend user invitation: Added the option to resend an invitation email to someone to join your organization. Click here for more details.
Quick analysis rerun: When an existing fix is improved, the Mobb app will indicate this status and offer to rerun the analysis in one click. After the rerun, the app will indicate which fixes are "fresh", meaning these are new compared to the previous run. Click here for more information.
Added Severity and Language as filters in the fix report filter list. See all available filters here.
Experimental fixes are now disabled by default. You can go to Settings -> Fix Policy to turn them back on.
New stable fixes released:
Zip Slip for Java (SonarQube)
SQL Injection for Java (SonarQube)
Log Forging for Java (SonarQube)
XSS for Java (SonarQube)
Regex Injection for Java (SonarQube)
Insecure Cookie for Java (SonarQube)
Cookie is not HttpOnly for Java (SonarQube)
Path Traversal for Java (SonarQube)
Cookie is not HttpOnly for Java (SonarQube)
Regex Injection for JavaScript (SonarQube)
Insecure Randomness for JavaScript (SonarQube)
Dead Code: Unused Field for C# (Fortify)
Header Manipulation: Cookies for C# (Fortify)
XSS for C# (Checkmarx)
June 27, 2024
Added support for Bitbucket Cloud - Support for SCM tools (GitHub, GitLab, Azure Repo, Bitbucket Cloud) allows users to automatically run fix analysis by connecting their repository to Mobb, as well as allowing Mobb to automatically generate Pull Requests (PRs) back into the repository. Follow the onboarding guide to learn more about how to submit a fix analysis for your repository.
Added Live Support via Intercom in the Mobb UI
New stable fixes released:
Information_Exposure_Through_an_Error_Message (System Information Leak) for C# (Checkmarx)
Sensitive Cookie in HTTPS Session Without 'Secure' Attribute (Insecure Cookie) for JavaScript (Snyk)
Clear text transmission of sensitive cookie (Insecure Cookie) for JavaScript (CodeQL)
Cookie Security: Cookie not Sent Over SSL (Insecure Cookie) for JavaScript (Fortify)
Unprotected_Cookie (Insecure Cookie) for JavaScript (Checkmarx)
SQL Injection for Python (Snyk)
Unchecked_Input_For_Loop_Condition (Unchecked Loop Condition) for JavaScript (Checkmarx)
insufficient_logging_of_sensitive_operations (Insufficient Logging of Sensitive Operations) for C# (Checkmarx)
Incomplete URL scheme check for JavaScript (CodeQL)
Prototype-polluting assignment (Prototype Pollution) for JavaScript (CodeQL)
June 4, 2024
UI Update - Project Settings: This capability provides additional granularity for setting user permissions on a per-project basis. To see more details, click here.
New documentation page: Mobb GitHub Fixer for CxOne
New stable fixes released:
Arbitrary File Write via Archive Extraction (Zip Slip) for Java (Snyk)
Arbitrary File Write via Archive Extraction (Zip Slip) for C# (Snyk)
Arbitrary file access during archive extraction (Zip Slip) for Java (CodeQL)
Arbitrary file access during archive extraction (Zip Slip) for C# (CodeQL)
Path Manipulation: Zip Entry Overwrite (Zip Slip) for Java (Fortify)
Path Manipulation: Zip Entry Overwrite (Zip Slip) for C# (Fortify)
Hard-coded credentials (Hardcoded Secrets) for JavaScript (CodeQL)
Value_Shadowing (Value Shadowing) for C# (Checkmarx)
Use_of_Insufficiently_Random_Values (Insecure Randomness) for C# (Checkmarx)
Use of Insufficiently Random Values (Insecure Randomness) for C# (Snyk)
Insecure Randomness for C# (CodeQL)
Insecure Randomness for C# (Fortify)
May 20, 2024
Mobb Fixer for Checkmarx One GitHub Integration is now available. This integration monitors for `Checkmarx comments in a PR and generates a Mobb Fixer comment in the same PR. Click here for more details.
UI Update: Hovering over an issue name will display the original issue name from the SAST provider. Click here for more details.
New stable fixes released:
HttpOnlyCookies for C# (Checkmarx)
Trust Boundary Violation for C# (Fortify)
Privacy Violation for Java (Fortify)
May 7, 2024
UI Update: Hovering over the (!) tooltip next to the text "Available Fixes" on the Fix Report page will display the number of issues fixed compared to the total issues found in the vulnerability report. Click here for more details.
New stable fixes released:
Just One of Equals() and GetHashCode() Defined for C# (Fortify)
Missing equals or hashcode method for C# (Checkmarx)
WCF Misconfiguration: Throttling Not Enabled for C# (Fortify)
WCF Misconfiguration: Insufficient Logging for C# (Fortify)
Incomplete regular expression for hostnames for JavaScript (CodeQL)
Overly permissive regular expression range for JavaScript (CodeQL)
April 29, 2024
Mobb Broker is now released. Mobb Broker allows users to connect their Mobb organization to self-hosted source code repositories that are not publicly accessible from the internet. Please contact us to learn more.
New feature: Project pages now include a "Language" column that contains information about the languages present in the project.
New feature: All previously committed fixes now include a "Link to commit".
New feature: All fixes now contain a "Fix Info" tab, which contains additional info about the issue as well as fix instructions for the issue type.
A new integration guide has been added for Atlassian Bamboo along with a sample integration YAML
New stable fixes released:
Header Manipulation for C# (Fortify)
Password in Comment for XML (Fortify)
Server-Side Request Forgery for JavaScript (Checkmarx)
April 18, 2024
New stable fixes released:
Prototype Pollution for JavaScript
Insecure Cookie for C#
Cookie is not HttpOnly for C#
Locale Dependent Comparison for Java
Race Condition Format Flaw for Java
Server-Side Request Forgery for C#
Regular Expression Injection for Java
XSS for Java
Poor Error Handling: Overly Broad Catch for Java
Non-final Public Static Field for Java
Missing HSTS Header for JavaScript
Dead Code: Unused Field for Java
March 19, 2024
New stable fixes released:
Insecure Randomness for Javascript
SQL Injection for Javascript
Command Injection for Javascript
Hardcoded Secrets in Javascript
Deprecated Function in Javascript
Null Dereference for C#
Trust Boundary Violations for C#
March 4, 2024
Dashboard with ROI Calculator and Fix Management capabilities released. To see more details, click here.
The ROI Calculator identifies the total savings in cost and time from all automatic fixes
Fix Management dashboard identifies the most effective fixes available across all your projects
Feb 26, 2024
New stable fixes released:
Path Traversal for JavaScript
Error Condition Without Action for Java
HTML Comment in JSP for Java
Default Definer Rights in Package or Object Definition for SQL
Improper Exception Handling for C#
Improper Resource Shutdown or Release for C#
Feb 7, 2024
New stable fixes released:
jQuery Deprecated Symbols for JavaScript
Missing iframe Sandbox for JavaScript
Unsafe Target Blank for JavaScript
Missing Anti-forgery Validation for C#
Insecure Binder Configuration for C#
Overly Broad Catch for C#
January 29, 2024
New stable fix released:
Missing Check Against Null for Java
Added support for Azure Repo - Mobb can now automatically retrieve source code from Azure Repo and commit directly back to an Azure Repo once a fix is ready.
January 26, 2024
New stable fix released:
Regex Injection for Java added
January 22, 2024
Jan 15, 2024
New stable fix released:
Trust Boundary Violations added
Log Forging for Snyk and Fortify added
January 9, 2024
Mobb is now on the Snyk Integrations page
December, 2023
Mobb is now on the AWS Marketplace
May, 2022
Bugsy launched. Bugsy is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that provides automatic security vulnerability remediation for your code. It is the community edition version of Mobb, the first vendor-agnostic automated security vulnerability remediation tool. Click here to learn more.