# Shinobi Security Blog

## blog

- [Using AI to find logic flaws](https://blog.shinobi.security/using-ai-to-find-logic-flaws.md): How an AI Agent discovered a business logic flaw in a Popular Web Application
- [AI Pentesting VS AI Code Scanning](https://blog.shinobi.security/ai-pentesting-vs-ai-code-scanning.md): A bakeoff between a next-gen pentester and code scanner
- [More Than an Invoice: How Shinobi Averted a Child Safety Crisis](https://blog.shinobi.security/more-than-an-invoice-how-shinobi-averted-a-child-safety-crisis.md): Discover how our AI pentester, Shinobi, used human-like reasoning to uncover a critical data leak in a camp booking app that exposed the sensitive personal data of parents and the specific whereabouts
- [The Ghost in the API: How Shinobi Turned a Single Flaw into Super Admin Access](https://blog.shinobi.security/the-ghost-in-the-api-how-shinobi-turned-a-single-flaw-into-super-admin-access.md): Follow our autonomous AI pentester, Shinobi, as it chains multiple critical API flaws to uncover a hidden super admin account and achieve a complete takeover of a modern IoT platform.
- [One Parameter to Rule Them All: How a User Flaw Unlocked an Admin Fortress](https://blog.shinobi.security/one-parameter-to-rule-them-all-how-a-user-flaw-unlocked-an-admin-fortress.md): Follow the trail as our AI pentester, Shinobi, turns a simple parameter flaw on a user portal into the key that unlocks full administrative access to a supposedly secure backend, demonstrating a human
- [Meet the world’s first AI-powered mobile app pentester](https://blog.shinobi.security/meet-the-worlds-first-ai-powered-mobile-app-pentester.md)
- [Leaking OpenAI's Hidden GPT-5 System Prompt via Context Poisoning](https://blog.shinobi.security/leaking-openais-hidden-gpt-5-system-prompt-via-context-poisoning.md): A post-mortem on a critical vulnerability where a "smarter" reasoning model was tricked by a fundamental architectural flaw. What is "Juice: 64"?


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