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Invicti Professional Edition Invicti Professional Web Application Security Scanner Automatic, deadly accurate, and easy-to-use web application security scanner to automatically find security flaws in your websites, web applications, and web services. Audit the Security of Your Websites with Invicti Web Application Security Scanner Invicti finds and reports web application vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection and Cross-site Scripting (XSS) on all types of web applications, regardless of the platform and technology they are built with. Invicti’s unique and dead accurate Proof-Based Scanning Technology does not just report vulnerabilities, it also produces a Proof of Concept to confirm they are not false positives. Freeing you from having to double-check the identified vulnerabilities. Some of the basic security tests should include testing: SQL Injection XSS (Cross-site Scripting) DOM XSS Command Injection Blind Command Injection Local File Inclusions & Arbitrary File Reading Remote File Inclusions Remote Code Injection / Evaluation CRLF / HTTP Header Injection / Response Splitting Open Redirection Frame Injection Database User with Admin Privileges Vulnerability – Database (Inferred vulnerabilities) ViewState not Signed ViewState not Encrypted Web Backdoors TRACE / TRACK Method Support Enabled Disabled XSS Protection ASP.NET Debugging Enabled ASP.NET Trace Enabled Accessible Backup Files Accessible Apache Server-Status and Apache Server-Info pages Accessible Hidden Resources Vulnerable Crossdomain.xml File Vulnerable Robots.txt File Vulnerable Google Sitemap Application Source Code Disclosure Silverlight Client Access Policy File Vulnerable CVS, GIT, and SVN Information and Source Code Disclosure PHPInfo() Pages Accessible and PHPInfo() Disclosure in other Pages Sensitive Files Accessible Redirect Response BODY Is Too Large Redirect Response BODY Has Two Responses Insecure Authentication Scheme Used Over HTTP Password Transmitted over HTTP Password Form Served over HTTP Authentication Obtained by Brute Forcing Basic Authentication Obtained over HTTP Weak Credentials E-mail Address Disclosure Internal IP Disclosure Directory Listing Version Disclosure Internal Path Disclosure Access Denied Resources MS Office Information Disclosure AutoComplete Enabled MySQL Username Disclosure Default Page Security Cookies not marked as Secure Cookies not marked as HTTPOnly Stack Trace Disclosure Programming Error Message Disclosure Database Error Message Disclosure [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]
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