Re: Web Application Penetration Testing Tools

[<balinsky () cisco com>]

In-Reply-To: <20031008012450.29598.qmail () sf-www3-symnsj securityfocus com>

Try Richard van den Berg's modifications to HtmlBar. It's a DLL for IExplore that allows you to view and manipulate 
forms variables (including hidden ones). Not sure about cookies, but it looks pretty cool. 
http://www.vdberg.org/~richard/htmlbar.html 


Andy

> This simple application allows me to browse a web application and easily see links, form elements, cookies, a log of 
> actual commands being sent back and forth and more. The ability to manipulate cookies and form elements makes it very 
> useful. 
>
> Unfortunately, it's support as a web browser is limited so I can't test all web applications (such as embeded scripts 
> and frames). 
>
> Does anyone know of some other good tools for auditing web applications with the ability to manipulate form data and 
> cookies before being sent to the server? 
>
> Preferably, I'm looking for something based on Windows that is browser based (as opposed to proxy based) but am still 
> open to all platforms and methods.

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