VS-Labs is VerSprite's security research division that publishes technical analyses of vulnerabilities, exploits, and security research across multiple platforms and operating systems. The lab focuses on in-depth examination of CVEs and security issues affecting Windows, Linux, Android, and other systems. Research topics include Windows kernel vulnerabilities (CVE-2019-1436, CVE-2020-17087), Linux operating system security, Android Binder vulnerabilities, printer spooler bugs, and automotive security through software-defined radio exploitation. The lab produces detailed write-ups covering vulnerability discovery, exploitation techniques, and technical analysis of both N-day and zero-day vulnerabilities. Content categories span application security, digital forensics and incident response, security awareness, security research, and threat and vulnerability management. Research outputs include vulnerability analyses, exploit development documentation, and security research papers examining attack surfaces, device drivers, and system-level security issues. The lab covers vulnerability classes in programming languages, information disclosure vulnerabilities, use-after-free bugs, integer overflow issues, and kernel-level exploitation primitives. Research extends to IoT security, mobile platform security, and operating system internals across Windows, Linux, and Android ecosystems.