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Vulnerability Scanner – Audit Your Web
Security with Acunetix
Multi-threaded, lightning fast crawler and scanner that can crawl hundreds of thousands of pages without interruptions.
- Detects over 4500 web application vulnerabilities.
- Scans open-source software and custom-built applications.
- Detects critical vulnerabilities with 100% accuracy.
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https://www.acunetix.com
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level23hacktools.com
New Vulnerability Checks
New check for Content Security Policy (CSP) not implemented
New check for Subresource Integrity (SRI not implemented
New check for Node.js web application source code disclosure
New check for Ghostscript RCE via file upload
New check for Paperclip Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) via file upload (CVE-2017–0889)
New check for WPEngine _wpeprivate/config.json information disclosure
New check for Cross-site Scripting in HTTP-01 ACME challenge implementation
New check for npm log file disclosure
New check for PHP-CS-Fixer cache file disclosure
Multiple new WordPress and Joomla vulnerability checks.
Updates
License keys can now be updated via the Acunetix web UI
Additional memory improvements
Improved exclusion of parameters
Multiple updates to existing vulnerability checks
Improved CORS origin validation failure checks
Improved Pickle Serialization check.
Fixes
Manual Intervention was not working after a paused scan is resumed
Scans for some sites using Digest HTTP Authentication were stopping unexpectedly
Additional fixes for issues causing scans exiting unexpectedly
Fixed issue causing many product update requests when proxy authentication is incorrectly configured
Fixed: Some backup files / folders were not being identified
Fixed: Some vulnerabilities were incorrectly reported in the site root
Fixed issue in similar page detection causing scans to take longer than expected
Fixed issue causing valid sessions not to be identified correctly during the scan.
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