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Hi,
Security Compass is proud to announce the release of the first two tools in its Exploit Me series of application penetration testing tools for Mozilla FireFox: XSS-Me and SQL Inject-Me.
Currently in their beta release stage, these open source (GPL v3) FireFox plug-ins search through web applications for vulnerable visible and hidden form fields to perform input validation attacks.
We believe that these tools will be invaluable not only to penetration testers and QA testers, but also to developers as a light-weight method to check for common application security vulnerabilities during the development process.
Please visit http://www.securitycompass.com/ to download these plugins.
As the tool is still the beta stage, we appreciate feedback on existing functionality, desired features, and bugs encountered. Please send any feedback to tools_at_securitycompass.com and bugs to bugs_at_securitycompass.com.
Thank you for your interest and we hope you are able to benefit from this new tool!
Kind regards,
Nish.
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Received on Nov 27 2007
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