
Oscar Marin Borrull enhanced vulnerability discovery for Hybris deployments by updating the hybris-default-login template in the projectdiscovery/nuclei-templates repository. He expanded coverage to include default HAC and HMC entry points, making request paths dynamic to support testing across multiple base paths. This approach reduced manual effort and improved the versatility of web security testing. Oscar developed new payloads for the path variable, enabling broader vulnerability scanning and more comprehensive template development. Working primarily with YAML, he focused on automating detection of common Hybris access points, resulting in deeper, more efficient vulnerability assessment for enterprise web applications within the repository.

Monthly summary for 2025-01 focusing on delivering an enhancement to Hybris vulnerability discovery templates in the nuclei-templates repository, expanding coverage for HAC/HMC entry points, with dynamic path testing and new payloads. This work improves vulnerability discovery coverage, reduces manual testing effort, and strengthens security testing capabilities for Hybris deployments. The key commit 1138269291b1ca5e1249e8482e89aca987ab0c08 updates the hybris-default-login template with default HAC locations.
Monthly summary for 2025-01 focusing on delivering an enhancement to Hybris vulnerability discovery templates in the nuclei-templates repository, expanding coverage for HAC/HMC entry points, with dynamic path testing and new payloads. This work improves vulnerability discovery coverage, reduces manual testing effort, and strengthens security testing capabilities for Hybris deployments. The key commit 1138269291b1ca5e1249e8482e89aca987ab0c08 updates the hybris-default-login template with default HAC locations.
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