Detectify's Crowdsource ethical hacking community has been actively contributing security updates, including zero-day research, to enhance asset monitoring by delivering tests at unprecedented speeds, within 25 minutes from detection to scanner deployment. While confidentiality agreements limit the public disclosure of all security updates, these are promptly added to the Detectify scanner for user access. Recent reported vulnerabilities include Apache Cocoon XXE, which risks data disclosure; Magento XSS, allowing credential theft via JavaScript execution; Node-RED Dashboard path traversal, which permits arbitrary file downloads; and several remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in Unraid, Zoho ManageEngine, Cockpit CMS, Yaws, and ThinkPHP, potentially granting attackers full server control. Additionally, a directory traversal vulnerability in Cisco ASA/FTD could enable unauthorized file deletion, highlighting the diverse range of security threats addressed by Detectify's ethical hackers.