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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. The OWASP Secure Configuration Guide

1.2. Misconfiguration. Defender's point

1.3. Misconfiguration. Attacker's point

2. Web servers misconfiguration

2.1. Apache

2.2. IIS

2.3. nginx

2.4. GWS

2.5. IBM HTTP Server

2.6 lighttpd

2.7 New OpenBSD HTTPD Webserver

3. Application servers misconfiguration

3.1. Apache Tomcat

3.2. Borland Enterprise Server

3.3. ColdFusion

3.4. IBM WebSphere Application Server

3.5. JBoss Enterprise Application Platform

3.6. Jetty

3.7. SAP NetWeaver Application Server

3.8. Oracle Application Server

3.9. Oracle WebLogic Server

3.10. Oracle GlassFish Server

4. Web frameworks misconfiguration

4.1. Apache Struts

4.2. ASP.NET

4.3. CakePHP

4.4. CodeIgniter

4.5. Django

4.6. Lithium

4.7. Ruby on Rails

4.8. Spring

4.9. Symfony

4.10. Zend

5. CMS misconfiguration

5.1. Bitrix

5.2. Drupal

5.3. Joomla

5.4. Magento

5.5. OpenCart

5.6. phpBB

5.7. Shopify

5.8. TYPO3

5.9. vBulletin

5.10. Wordpress

6. Crypto misconfiguration

The most comprehensive guide found so far:

• Applied Crypto Hardening

7. Services

7.1. VNC - srsly.de ;)

SSH

RDP

7.2 to be complemented later

8. Devices

8.1. BIG-IP

8.2. Routers

8.3. Firewalls

8.4. to be complemented later