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Re: Web Application Tester

Subject: Re: Web Application Tester
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 09:09:56 +0200
Andrew Bagrin wrote:

Does anyone know of an application tester similar to AppDetective
thats not as hard on the pocket book?
I need to pentest a web app and am looking for some tools

Haven't tried AppDetective for Web Applications myself, so I'm not sure of just what capabilities you're looking for. Nothing magic I hope. Take a look at:

  * Nikto (http://www.cirt.net/code/nikto.shtml)
    Freeware
    Useful for single-shot exercies, less useful for mass deployment.
    Looks mainly at the server and the server set-up, not the web-site
    itself.

  * Xenu's Link Sleuth (http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html)
    Freeware
    Intended for finding broken links, but also helps enumerate all
    reachable pages on a site, given a starting point (and in some
    cases an account/password).

  * wget (http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/wget.html)
    Freeware -- typically part of free Unixes, including Cygwin
    Useful for getting a 'copy' of the web site: search for keywords,
    comments, etc.

  A SSL-proxy is sometimes useful, as is some kind of brute-force
login tool (THC-Hydra is well known - http://thc.org/)

  And, in general, the book Scambray & Shema: 'Hacking Exposed:
Web Applications' is one of the best places to start preparing for
this kind of exercise.

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Anders Thulin   anders.thulin@tietoenator.com   040-661 50 63   
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