ElectroNG is now open source!
Doyensec has open-sourced ElectroNG under Apache 2.0, giving security teams a dedicated Electron-app analysis tool at a time when desktop apps built on Chromium remain a frequent attack surface in enterprise environments.
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ElectroNG is now free and open source! Today we are releasing both the desktop application and its core analysis engine under the Apache License 2.0, opening up years of Doyensec’s work on Electron application security to the community. Why we are open-sourcing ElectroNG We launched ElectroNG in September 2022 as a commercial static application security testing (SAST) tool for Electron applications. It grew out of our experience auditing Electron apps and developing Electronegativity , with the
Editorial Analysis
Many enterprise collaboration and development tools rely on Electron; a free, purpose-built scanner lowers the barrier to identifying misconfigurations and IPC vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Inventory Electron-based applications in your environment and schedule ElectroNG scans for the highest-risk ones within the next sprint.
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