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Press Release Netsparker Ltd announces the latest version of their web vulnerability scanner that allows organizations to automatically scan HTML5 web applications and launch more advanced attacks against modern dynamic web 2.0 applications. For more details about all of the new features in Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.1 read this press release
As developers build more sophisticated HTML5 web applications, they are also exposing new security issues yet undetected by most of the automated tools available in the market. Netsparker 3.1 addresses such issue by understanding the new features of HTML5 during crawling and also by supporting emerging development trends such as using JSON/XML payloads in HTTP requests.
The new and much improved version of the false positive free web application security scanner Netsparker allows developers, penetration testers and everyone involved in the development and securing of web applications to automatically identify the latest trend of web vulnerabilities and other security issues exploited by malicious hackers in modern HTML5 web applications.
The new Netsparker HTML5 engine will automatically crawl and identify potential attack surfaces on HTML5 web applications to find more web application vulnerabilities by understanding HTML5 specific features.
Netsparker can parse and attack JSON and XML payloads in HTTP requests, typically used in modern Web 2.0 applications. In other words, this new version of Netsparker will uncover a new trend of potential vulnerabilities in web 2.0 applications that could leave you and your business exposed.
Gone are the days when you had to reconfigure the scanner each time you had to scan a website with different requirements. In the new version of Netsparker the scan settings have now been merged into the Scan Profiles so you can save specific scan settings per website for later use.
Netsparker is a young and enthusiastic UK based company. Netsparker is focused on developing a single web security product, the false positive free Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner. Founded in 2009, Netsparker is one of the leading web application security scanners and is used by world renowned companies such as Samsung, NASA, Skype, ING and Ernst & Young.
Netsparker Version 3.1 is a major version update. With this version of the false positive free web application security scanner Netsparker, users can scan and identify security issues in HTML5 web applications. This new version of Netsparker also includes a number of new security checks for Web 2.0 web applications, can inject JSON and XML HTTP requests, reports much more information about the target web application and much more. Read this post for a complete detailed list of what is new and improved in Netsparker 3.1
Everyone in our team is really happy to announce the release of Netsparker version 3.1. As you will see in these release notes, this new version is jampacked with new features, new functionality and new web application security checks. Most of the new security features are targeted to help penetration testers, web application security experts and developers do a better job in uncovering all type of vulnerabilities in all of the web applications they are securing, including modern Web 2.0 and HTML5 web applications.
This new version of Netsparker is also able to extract much more details about the target web application which if unnoticed could potentially help malicious hackers craft malicious attacks against the web application. Such information will enable Netsparker users to better understand the target web application so they can attack it better themselves and uncover all security issues. Following is the list of what is new and improved in Netsparker version 3.1.
Netsparker is now able to launch advanced web security checks against web 2.0 applications by identifying, parsing and attacking HTTP request bodies which contain JSON and XML data. If the target web application uses JSON as its payload while performing AJAX requests, Netsparker will intercept that and attack each of the property values. A sample attack below shows that Netsparker performs a Command Injection attack to a parameter value in a JSON payload:
In Netsparker version 3 we introduced Scan Policies, enabling users to specify the type of vulnerabilities a web application should be checked for. In version 3.1 we went a step further by moving most of the global Netsparker settings to the Scan Policy editor. This allows you to create scan policies with different set of settings. For example if a security consultant works with different customers and one of them requires the consultant to connect to a proxy while scanning their websites, the security consultant can create a new Scan Policy specifically for that customer with the required settings and load it up each time he needs to launch a scan, rather than reconfiguring such settings.
This new version of Netsparker now fully supports HTML5 web applications. The all new HTML5 engine allows Netsparker to properly crawl HTML5 web applications and identify all attack surfaces that could be susceptible to exploitable vulnerabilities.
Netsparker also detects improperly sandboxed or insecure inline frames. iframe sandboxing enables a set of extra restrictions for the content in the inline frame. When inline frame is sandboxed, the iframe content is treated as being from a unique origin and sandboxed content is re-hosted in the browser with the following restrictions:
With the release of Netsparker 3.1 we are also introducing 4 new Knowledge Base nodes where Netsparker will report more findings about the target web application. Such information allows web application security professionals to better understand the web application they are scanning thus helping them do a more complete web application security audit. The 4 new Knowledge Base nodes are;
Netsparker is also capable of automatically detect forms which are not vulnerable to CSRF attacks, for example search forms, forms with CAPTCHA etc. This detection mechanism will eliminate false-positive cases.
When the victim clicks the malicious link, the form will be submitted automatically to the legitimate website and exploitation is successful. The victim will be logged in as the attacker and consequences will depend on the website behavior.
Apart from the above noticeable changes that will definitely allow you to be more productive and detect more vulnerabilities in your modern web applications, Netsparker version 3.1 contains a lot more changes and bug fixes which are listed in the Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner change log.
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If you are already using Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner, a pop up window with the upgrade details will pop up the next time you run Netsparker. Alternatively you can always click on Check for Updates from the Help drop down menu to force manual updates as well.
We are happy to announce the new Netsparker Desktop 4. The new version can automatically scan applications built with Google Web Toolkit, has an all new fully automated form authentication mechanism and is fully loaded with new web security and vulnerability checks.
The new Netsparker version 3.5.5 has an improved URL rewrite rules wizards which allow users to fine tune the scanning of websites using URL rewrite rules for more efficient and precise web security scans.
Finally Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.5 is available for download. Check out what is new in this new version of Netsparker and update your Netsparker today to benefit from the latest features and ensure you scan your web applications with the latest web vulnerability security tests.
Press Release covering the release of Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.5. With the new Netsparker you can automatically detect DOM based cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in web applications, easily configure URL rewrite rules to scan parameters in URLs and much more.
Press Release Netsparker Ltd. announces the new version of Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.2. The latest version of Netsparker allows businesses and organizations to automatically scan web services and identify security issues in them. The new version of the only false positive free web vulnerability scanner is also shipped with new request and response viewers which give the user a better insight of each request used in the testing and contains several new web application vulnerability security checks.
Press Release Netsparker announces Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner version 3.0. The new version of Netsparker reduces the web security scan time to enable you to improve productivity, it confirms your payment web applications are PCI compliant, and helps you automated much more of your web application security scanning.
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