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Re: out of box scanner
From: yilmaz.cankaya () uekae tubitak gov tr
Date: Tue, 1 Dec 2009 00:33:16 +0200
Hi John only through personal experience and not to be taken as fact, acutetix may be a good bet for commercial use. The ones you mentioned may have problems with permutating the parameter values for complex scenarios which is of great importance most of the time. Examples may be provided over private e-mailing if you wish. In any case, try w3af if only testing matters. Regards
I'm currently evaluating some commercial
scanners and wanted to get a
feel for others experiences with
appscan/cenzic/webinspect. Any
gotcha's with any of these
products and can anybody recommend one over
the other?
thanks, John
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