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Re: RE: AJAX and Web application scanners

Subject: Re: RE: AJAX and Web application scanners
Date: 28 Mar 2006 19:11:41 -0000
Thanks Hansen for agreeing my view. And also you had brought out another topic 
"differences in automated crawling vs manual browsing" for using the scan 
options. I myself carried out this experiment a few days back with some of 
these tools and definitely had experienced a big difference in the results. I 
wonder why none of these tools(vendors) don't specify this as a best practice. 
May be it's a "to-do" exercise left to the buyers of these tools.

Thanks
Rajesh

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