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 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorâs application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessor’s application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
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 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the âTools/Internet Optionsâ menu item.
+# Choose the “Tools/Internet Options” menu item.
-# Choose the âConnectionsâ tab
+# Choose the “Connections” tab
-# Hit the âLAN Settingsâ¦â button.
+# Hit the “LAN Settings…” button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the âbypass proxy serverâ box
+# Uncheck the “bypass proxy server” box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessor’s application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorâs application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
@@ Line 10: / Line 47: @@
 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the “Tools/Internet Options” menu item.
+# Choose the âTools/Internet Optionsâ menu item.
-# Choose the “Connections” tab
+# Choose the âConnectionsâ tab
-# Hit the “LAN Settings…” button.
+# Hit the âLAN Settingsâ¦â button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the “bypass proxy server” box
+# Uncheck the âbypass proxy serverâ box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorâs application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessor’s application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
@@ Line 56: / Line 10: @@
 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the âTools/Internet Optionsâ menu item.
+# Choose the “Tools/Internet Options” menu item.
-# Choose the âConnectionsâ tab
+# Choose the “Connections” tab
-# Hit the âLAN Settingsâ¦â button.
+# Hit the “LAN Settings…” button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the âbypass proxy serverâ box
+# Uncheck the “bypass proxy server” box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessor’s application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorâs application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
@@ Line 10: / Line 56: @@
 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the “Tools/Internet Options” menu item.
+# Choose the âTools/Internet Optionsâ menu item.
-# Choose the “Connections” tab
+# Choose the âConnectionsâ tab
-# Hit the “LAN Settings…” button.
+# Hit the âLAN Settingsâ¦â button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the “bypass proxy server” box
+# Uncheck the âbypass proxy serverâ box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorâs application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessor’s application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
@@ Line 11: / Line 10: @@
 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the âTools/Internet Optionsâ menu item.
+# Choose the “Tools/Internet Options” menu item.
-# Choose the âConnectionsâ tab
+# Choose the “Connections” tab
-# Hit the âLAN Settingsâ¦â button.
+# Hit the “LAN Settings…” button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the âbypass proxy serverâ box
+# Uncheck the “bypass proxy server” box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

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 [http://s1.shard.jp/losaul/little-tykes-toys.html australian batman robin
 ] [http://s1.shard.jp/olharder/autoroll-654.html top] [http://s1.shard.jp/galeach/new134.html optic nerve aplasia
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 [[WebGoat User Guide Table of Contents]]__TOC__
-The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorÃ¢ÂÂs application assessment proxy of choice.
+The features within WebGoat for revealing the workings of the application also need to be supplemented with the assessorÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂs application assessment proxy of choice.
 This enables further analysis and modification of the client-server interaction, and data in transit.
@@ Line 51: / Line 92: @@
 Typically, the tool will either plug directly into the browser, or listen on another local port. When it plugs in directly, a special URL may need to be entered in the browser. When the tool listens on a port, the browser will probably need to be configured to use the proxy. In Microsoft Internet Explorer this can be done from the tool menu by choosing:
-# Choose the Ã¢ÂÂTools/Internet OptionsÃ¢ÂÂ menu item.
+# Choose the ÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂTools/Internet OptionsÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂ menu item.
-# Choose the Ã¢ÂÂConnectionsÃ¢ÂÂ tab
+# Choose the ÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂConnectionsÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂ tab
-# Hit the Ã¢ÂÂLAN SettingsÃ¢ÂÂ¦Ã¢ÂÂ button.
+# Hit the ÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂLAN SettingsÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂ¦ÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂ button.
 # On the Local Area Network Settings dialog check the Proxy server checkbox.
-# Uncheck the Ã¢ÂÂbypass proxy serverÃ¢ÂÂ box
+# Uncheck the ÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂbypass proxy serverÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂ box
 # Enter the address and port where the proxy tool will be listening. The default listening port for WebScarab is 8008.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:08, 30 March 2009
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	Now, when receiving or sending data from the client browser it is possible to intercept, analyze and modify HTTP requests to test the application for security flaws in the target.		Now, when receiving or sending data from the client browser it is possible to intercept, analyze and modify HTTP requests to test the application for security flaws in the target.

−	For a tutorial on setting up and running WebScarab see: ~~http://www.owasp.org/index.php/WebScarab_Tutorial~~	+	For a tutorial on setting up and running WebScarab see: [[WebScarab Tutorial]]