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_U2_This document introduces the WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner. It provides an overview of the scanner's features, which include scanning for SQL injection, XSS, LFI, RFI, and redirect vulnerabilities. It also mentions the scanner received 100% results on benchmark tests for these vulnerabilities and had 0% false positives. The document provides information on using various tools within WebCruiser for proof of concept exploits and vulnerability scanning.
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- 1. WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner 3 Getting Start ©JANUSEC HTTP://WWW.JANUSEC.COM/
- 3. Test Report with WAVSEP v1.5 WAVSEP, Web Application Vulnerability Scanner Evaluation Project http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavsep/ WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner Test Report http://www.janusec.com/download/WebCruiser_Web_Vulnerability_Scanner_Test_Report.pdf WebCruiser 3.4 SQL Injection XSS LFI RFI Redirect Backup Benchmark Results 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% False Positive 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
- 4. Introduction WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner, an effective and powerful web penetration testing tool that will aid you in auditing your website! It can support scanning website as well as POC (Proof of concept) for web vulnerabilities: SQL Injection, Cross Site Scripting, Local File Inclusion, Remote File Inclusion, Redirect etc. The most typical feature of WebCruiser comparing with other Web Vulnerability Scanners is that WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner focuses on high risk vulnerabilities, and WebCruiser can scan a designated vulnerability type, or a designated URL, or a designated page separately, while the others usually will not.
- 5. Key Features Scanner: SQL Injection XSS Local File Inclusion Remote File Inclusion Redirect Obsolete Backup SQL injection and database takeover tool. XSS, LFI, RFI, Redirect POC tool. Resend & Bruter tool. Cookie tool.
- 6. SQL Injection POC Right Click Vulnerability Select SQL INJECTION POC
- 7. SQL Injection POC Get Environment Information
- 9. XSS POC
- 10. HTTP Resend Tool The most simple way to launch Resend Test • No Proxy Configuration required • Direct modify & resend
- 11. More WebCruiser Web Vulnerability Scanner for Windows User Guide http://www.janusec.com/download/WebCruiserUserGuide.pdf Documentation http://www.janusec.com/documentation/
- 12. Thank you!