Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner 120180911134 Extra Quality Link
| Feature Category | Specific Tools | | :--- | :--- | | | - Login Sequence Recorder: Automates authentication for password-protected areas, handling CAPTCHA and multi-factor authentication. - Subdomain Scanner: Discovers subdomains using DNS queries for a complete asset inventory. - Port Scanner: Scans web servers to identify running network services. - Support for Flash, SOAP, and AJAX: Thoroughly examines content from older and modern technologies. | | Penetration Testing | - HTTP Editor: A manual testing tool for crafting and replaying HTTP requests, similar to Burp Suite's Repeater. - HTTP Fuzzer: A powerful tool for brute-force testing and input fuzzing, akin to Burp Suite's Intruder. - Authentication Tester: Attempts to crack web-based login credentials to identify weak authentication schemes. - Blind SQL Injector: A specialized tool for exploiting and extracting data from blind SQL injection vulnerabilities. | | Reporting & Compliance | - Vast Report Templates: Generates detailed vulnerability reports in multiple formats. - Compliance Reporting: Creates reports tailored to standards like VISA PCI Compliance , simplifying audit requirements. |
Acunetix can detect —far exceeding the coverage of open-source alternatives. Its scanning capabilities span the entire OWASP Top 10, including:
When utilized through a legitimate license, the Acunetix platform provides robust, enterprise-grade scanning capabilities:
By simulating a real user's interaction with the web application, DeepScan ensures that the scanner covers the entire attack surface, leaving no page or input field unexamined. | Feature Category | Specific Tools | |
Detection for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) origin validation failures and Python pickle serialization issues. Engine and Performance Updates
: Fixed issues where scans would crash when paused and resumed or exit unexpectedly due to memory leaks.
One of the biggest challenges with any automated vulnerability scanner is the risk of —reporting a vulnerability that doesn't actually exist. These can waste valuable time as security teams chase non-existent threats. - Support for Flash, SOAP, and AJAX: Thoroughly
Instead of securing an application, running a compromised scanner can transmit sensitive database credentials, network topologies, and proprietary source code back to unauthorized command-and-control (C2) servers. 2. The Liability of False Negatives
High-end tools like Acunetix use "DeepScan" technology to crawl complex JavaScript-heavy applications (like those built with React or Angular).
But the Guardian did more than just find the holes. It provided Elias with a clear, prioritized roadmap for remediation. With the scanner’s detailed reports and proof-of-concept exploits, Elias and his team were able to patch the vulnerabilities in real-time, even as the attack was ongoing. - Authentication Tester: Attempts to crack web-based login
To maintain extra quality across the software development lifecycle:
: An updated tool to easily record and replay complex multi-step authentication processes, including those with CAPTCHAs or Multi-Factor Authentication.
Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner — version/build 120180911134 — delivers high-coverage automated scanning with extra-quality detection for web application vulnerabilities. Key highlights:
modern web applications, including Single Page Applications (SPAs) and complex API-driven architectures. Key "Extra Quality" Features