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Twelve Days of ZAPmas - Day 9 - Automated Scanning and ATTACK mode
Automated scanning against an application is useful. It’s a faster and less labor-intensive way to find certain types of flaws. It’s also terrible at identifying other types of flaws, because it doesn’t understand context and it doesn’t understand your business. In casual conversation, the phrase I ...
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Twelve Days of ZAPMAS - Day 6 - Passive Flaw Detection and Using the HUD
One of the awesome things about a security-focused interception proxy like ZAP is its ability to ...
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Quick Bites - Finding Open Windows File Shares
Hi there, ladies and gentlemen! My name is Aaron Moss, and welcome to the first edition of Quick ...
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How to Create Custom Probes For NMAP Service/Version Detection
Overview NMAP is a fantastic tool for performing initial reconnaissance and enumeration. A simple ...
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