Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20110030058
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Summary / Description
| Summary / Description | Web Application Security Scanners are automated tools to test web applications for common security problems such as Cross-Site Scripting, SQL Injection, Directory Traversal, insecure configurations, and remote command execution vulnerabilities. These tools crawl a web application and locate application layer vulnerabilities and weaknesses, either by manipulating HTTP messages or by inspecting them for suspicious attributes. |
Basic Information
| Type of Prior Art | Print Publication |
| Publication Title * | Web Application Security Scanner Evaluation Criteria |
| Author | Web Application Security Consortium |
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| Medium | Other printed publication |
| Publication Date * | 2009 |
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Excerpt
Excerpt The goal of the WASSEC is to create a vendor-neutral document to help guide web
application security professionals during web application scanner evaluations. This
document provides a comprehensive list of features that should be considered when
conducting a web application security scanner evaluation. Different users will place
varying levels of importance on each feature, and the WASSEC provides the user
with the flexibility to take this comprehensive list of potential scanner features,
narrow it down to a shorter list of features that are important to the user, assign
weights to each feature, and conduct a formal evaluation to determine which
scanning solution best meets the user's needs. |
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The prior art submitted fully elaborates on the necessary and essential steps to make a program capable enough of detecting malicious components in a website. Also, the article gives an extensive list of programs that have already been created for this purpose.
The prior art submitted fully elaborates on the necessary and essential steps to make a program capable enough of detecting malicious components in a website. Also, the article gives an extensive list of programs that have already been created for this purpose.
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