Penetration Testing: Re: web service fuzzers

["Benny Tsai" <benny.tsai () gmail com>]

Thanks for the great info, everyone :)  Unfortunately, it's all become
rather moot.  For business reasons, the project has been suspended
indefinitely.

But thank you for all the awesome info :)

-Benny

On 9/7/07, Atrysk News <news () atrysk com> wrote:
> You might also check out the following (not necessarily fuzzers, but
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>         - wsknight
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> On Sep 7, 2007, at 5:21 AM, Jan Münther wrote:
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> > fuzzing capability yet.  Any suggestions?
> Mmhm, seen WSBang?
> http://www.isecpartners.com/wsbang.html
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> Python's WSDL parsing / proxy class generation is somewhat b0rked, which
> is one of the reasons I've started writing a webservice fuzzer in C#
> which instantiates the proxy classes and uses reflection to find out
> which arguments there are and how to fuzz them. It basically works, but
> it's so cruddy and idiosyncratic I don't think it'll ever see anyone
> else's harddisk. Just a suggestion on a concept in case you think of
> rolling your own.
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> Cheers,
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> j.
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