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1st and 3rd Party Application Protection

Prioritization starts with understanding what an attacker can actually do. Miggo combines the deep insights of runtime code execution and internet reachability to identify active attack paths.
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Detection and Response Built for 1st and 3rd Party Applications

We’re on a mission to secure every application, everywhere

Readiness for The Next Application Incident

Miggo's ADR platform pinpoints critical vulnerabilities like Log4j, automates threat blocking, and integrates seamlessly with existing tools to expedite response flows. 



Security teams use Miggo to focus on threats that are exploitable and eliminates alert fatigue with clear insights and actionable remediation. Enabling security and engineering teams to focus efforts on what matters most.
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Find and Fix Vulnerabilities 10x Faster

Continuously monitor and baseline application behaviors to keep your 1st and 3rd party application protected
Automatically identify attack paths and contain risks without disrupting applications
Create environment specific response flows to contain threats without disruption

Integrate the Tools and Workflows You Already Use

Miggo’s environment agnostic deployment allows teams to get started fast. By agentlessly connecting to engineering and security tools, teams get the runtime context required to proactively respond and block any threats with speed and efficiency. 



With Miggo, security teams can route engineering-ready tickets to the tools they use to mitigate workflow disruption.

Featured Resources

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Red Herrings and AI Slop: Debunking React2Shell Misinformation

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React2Shell sparked confusion, bad PoCs, and wrong assumptions. Here’s a clear look at what really happened—and what the vulnerability actually is.
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React2shell: CVE-2025-55182 Technical Breakdown

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This post breaks down how the React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) vulnerability enables RCE through a complex prototype traversal and deserialization exploit
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React2shell: CVE-2025-55182 Critical RCE Vulnerability in React and Next.js

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Critical React and Next.js flaws expose apps to unauthenticated attacks. Learn what happened, what’s at risk, and how to protect your environment.
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