Projects/OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project/Releases/Hatkit Fiddler V1 - Revision history

Martin Holst Swende at 19:30, 9 April 2011

2011-04-09T19:30:32Z

Paulo Coimbra at 21:15, 30 March 2011

2011-03-30T21:15:30Z

Paulo Coimbra at 18:10, 29 March 2011

2011-03-29T18:10:35Z

Paulo Coimbra: Created page with "{{Template: {{{1}}}Release About | project_name = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project | project_home_page = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddle..."

2011-03-29T18:04:50Z

Created page with "{{Template: <includeonly>{{{1}}}</includeonly><noinclude>Release About</noinclude> | project_name = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project | project_home_page = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddle..."

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| project_name = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project
| project_home_page = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project

| release_name = Hatkit Fiddler V1
| release_date = March 2011

| release_description =
*This tool allows you to analyze data which has been catpured into a MongoDB. You can view the data in table-mode (with dynamically evaluated column-definitions which can reach into html, transform values etc), aggregate-mode (performs advanced data aggregation, showing different characteristics on the data depeneding on how you define (or use the pre-defined) javascript aggregators, which are sent right into MongoDB). It also has a third-party-app replay functionality, to let w3af or ratproxy do their thing and analyze the data for you. *Requirements: Python, Python-qt bindings, Qt4, MongoDB, Python Mongodb drivers.

| release_license = [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GNU General Public License v3]
| release_download_link = http://martin.swende.se/hg/hatkit_fiddler

| leader_name1 = Martin Holst Swende
| leader_email1 = martin.holst_swende@owasp.org
| leader_username1 =

| contributor_name[1-10] =
| contributor_email[1-10] =
| contributor_username[1-10] =

| release_notes = http://martin.swende.se/hg/#hatkit_fiddler-t1

| links_url[1-10] =
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 | project_home_page = OWASP Hatkit Datafiddler Project
-| release_name = Hatkit Fiddler V1
+| release_name = Hatkit Fiddler v 0.5.0
-| release_date = March 2011
+| release_date = April 9 2011
 | release_description =
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 | release_license = [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GNU General Public License v3]
-| release_download_link = http://martin.swende.se/hg/hatkit_fiddler
+| release_download_link = https://bitbucket.org/holiman/hatkit-datafiddler/downloads
 | leader_name1 = Martin Holst Swende
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 | contributor_username[1-10] =
-| release_notes = http://martin.swende.se/hg/#hatkit_fiddler-t1
+| release_notes = https://bitbucket.org/holiman/hatkit-datafiddler/overview
 | links_url[1-10] =
 | links_name[1-10] =
 }}

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 | leader_name1 = Martin Holst Swende
 | leader_email1 = martin.holst_swende@owasp.org
-| leader_username1 =
+| leader_username1 = Martin Holst Swende
 | contributor_name[1-10] =

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 | release_description =
-*This tool allows you to analyze data which has been catpured into a MongoDB. You can view the data in table-mode (with dynamically evaluated column-definitions which can reach into html, transform values etc), aggregate-mode (performs advanced data aggregation, showing different characteristics on the data depeneding on how you define (or use the pre-defined) javascript aggregators, which are sent right into MongoDB). It also has a third-party-app replay functionality, to let w3af or ratproxy do their thing and analyze the data for you. *Requirements: Python, Python-qt bindings, Qt4, MongoDB, Python Mongodb drivers.
+*This tool allows you to analyze data which has been catpured into a MongoDB. You can view the data in table-mode (with dynamically evaluated column-definitions which can reach into html, transform values etc), aggregate-mode (performs advanced data aggregation, showing different characteristics on the data depeneding on how you define (or use the pre-defined) javascript aggregators, which are sent right into MongoDB). It also has a third-party-app replay functionality, to let w3af or ratproxy do their thing and analyze the data for you.
 | release_license = [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html GNU General Public License v3]