Difference between revisions of "Webgoat/.NET Webgoat"

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This page is part of the OWASP WebGoat Project.

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-WebGoat for .Net is OWASP's intentionally insecure website created so that web developers can practice hardening their own websites.
+See [[http://owasp.org/index.php/WebGoatFor.Net WebGoat for .Net]]
-WebGoat for .Net uses:
+This page is part of the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Webgoat OWASP WebGoat Project].
-*Visual Studio 2010
-*ASP.NET WebForms
-*C#
-*SQL Server Express
-*Entity Framework 4.1 Code First
-==Downloads==
-WebGoat for .Net can be downloaded on [http://github.com/rapPayne/webgoat.net GitHub].
-==Installation Instructions==
-#Download the project as a zip file [http://github.com/rapPayne/webgoat.net here].
-#Unzip it to My Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/WebGoat.Net
-#Open the Solution in Visual Studion 2010.  You can do this by double-clicking on the WebGoat.Net.sln file.
-#Hit F5 to begin running it.
-If you have problems, send a tweet to [http://twitter.com/Rap_Payne @Rap_Payne] with a hashtag of #WebGoat.Net
-== Project Contributors ==
-The WebGoat for .Net project was written by [[User:Rap Payne|Rap Payne]]. He can be contacted at '''RapPayne AT AgileGadgets.com'''.  Rap is available to provide training on web application security and .Net web development.
-If you are interested in contributing to WebGoat for .Net or have a comment, question, or suggestion, please contact [[User:Rap Payne|Rap Payne]].