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PortSwigger.net - web application security: Hacker's Handbook ... Hacker's Handbook - online materials .... Maybe this is your next book - `How to Build a Web Application Security Scanner'? ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: Burp Sequencer 101 Continuing further, Burp will eventually report that all bits fail the test. So to reiterate: size really matters. The non-random properties of many ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: Null byte attacks are ... Also I have a suite of test cases for testing null bytes in a particular VM: http://i8jesus.com/stuff/Test.java. Cheers! 05 May 2008 16:40 ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: Barriers to automation ... May 22, 2007 ... I've used several of the available products, and they do a decent job of carrying out these tasks. But even the best current scanners do not ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: [MoBP] The new target ... Clearly, from browsing to a single page, we can deduce a large amount of information about the target application. The site map interface ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: [MoBP] Deflate support Nov 26, 2008 ... Burp has always been able to unpack GZIP-encoded responses, but for some reason never supported deflate encoding, which you see occasionally ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: [MoBP] SOAP parameter ... I think that soap sucks so much that I don't want to lose my time testing it ;) joke. 17 November 2008 09:53; Anonymous said. ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: [MoBP] The new target ... Clearly, from browsing to a single page, we can deduce a large amount of information about the target application. ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: [MoBP] The new proxy ... Well, the Proxy history just got a whole lot more powerful, and yes, ... whats the ETA on the new version ? Also, is there any plan to add ...
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PortSwigger.net - web application security: Can you hit a moving ... Can you hit a moving target? Despite slanderous reports to the contrary, I remained sober at Infosec last week long enough to hear a number ...
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