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| what | is this release? |
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| x5s v1.0.1 - 06/05/2010 - (download) | |
| Release Description: x5s was first and foremost designed to find encoding and character transformation issues that can lead to XSS vulnerability, and present them in a visual way where they could be reviewed with a quickness. Many tools exist for testing Web-applications to find cross-site scripting bugs. There are browser plugins, Web-scanners, and static code analyzers. We use whatever suits us in a given situation and produces the output we're interested in receiving. We developed x5s for penetration testers and other security-minded persons who already know how to find and exploit an XSS vulnerability. The tool has a slightly different bent than other tools we've used.
It's main goals include:
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| Release License: New BSD | |
| who | worked on this release? |
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| how | can you learn more? |
| Release Notes: View | |
Release Rating:  Not Reviewed - Assessment Details
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