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Re: [WEB SECURITY] "hack-me" Ajax apps?

Subject: Re: [WEB SECURITY] "hack-me" Ajax apps?
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 11:26:00 -0700
Jeff-

I have an AJAX-enabled version of BadStore.net that is basically ready for 
distribution (awaiting primarily documentation updates).  There is an AJAX 
search function that hits against a MySQL table and returns XML data through 
CGI::AJAX.

The current public version of BadStore.net is v1.2.3 and has basic WebAppSec 
demo capabilities.  The AJAX/Web Services is v2.1.x and I can email you a Beta 
for review and comment.  If you're interested in contributing your coding 
talents to this open-source project, that would also be encouraged and 
appreciated!

What AJAX hacking capabilities are you looking for???  It should be relatively 
easy to bake it in, as the infrastructure is already in place. 

-Kurt

PS - BadStore.net is a GNU-licensed open-source demo, training, and evaluation 
platform for WebAppSec.  It's a bootable distro that's distibuted as an .iso 
image that runs a vulnerable server/app directly or under virtualization 
(VMWare, Que, etc.) requiring only 128MB memory.  BadStore.net is LAMP (Linux 
Apache MySQL and Perl) and requires no installation - just boot and point a 
browser at it.  When you hack it to death, just reboot and you're back where 
you started.
-----Original Message-----

From:  "Jeff Robertson" <jeff.robertson@digitalinsight.com>
Subj:  [WEB SECURITY] "hack-me" Ajax apps?
Date:  Wed Aug 16, 2006 5:13 am
Size:  480 bytes
To:  <webappsec@securityfocus.com>,<websecurity@webappsec.org>

Where could I find hackable, fake, Ajax application? Like webgoat, etc.,
but all Ajax?

If the answer is to "write one", I'm willing, but I'd rather not
reinvent any wheels.


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