Difference between revisions of "OWASP FOSBBWAS (code name Beretta)"

Latest revision as of 14:14, 18 April 2009

Download: http://www.devcafe.co.uk/beretta/downloads.htm

This project aims to create a:

• Commercial quality open source black box web application scanner that is:
  • Extensible
  • Customizable
  • Scaleable
  • Robust
  • User Friendly
  • Methodical
• The objective is to:
  • Help developers to create secure and robust Web applications
  • Help System administrators and professional Pen-Tester to identify vulnerable Web Applications
  • Create tests for the OASIS WAS database, OWASP Testing Guide and

OWASP PenTesting Checklist

Installation

• Unzip the downloaded files (duh..!)
• Restore the Beretta Db file to your SQL 2000 database server and create a user to access this database
• Move the unzipped Beretta application directory to somewhere in your web server root
• Set the necessary NTFS permissions
• Create a virtual directory in IIS to this newly created directory
• Modify the Web.config keys databaseConnection, and siteRoot to the relevant values.
• Modify the Web.config key "outputDir" to be the physical path of the "output" directory beneath the web application root. XML scan reports will be created here
• Make sure ~/output/ has write permissions for the user ASP.net is running under
• Open up an internet browser and browse to the virtual directory you created
• Enter login details (defaults below)

Username: admin Password: pass

• You should now be logged into the application. Foundstones hacme bank is a good place to start experimenting with Beretta.

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