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Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities


From: Kvetch <kvetch () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 08:40:44 -0500

Check out Daffodil CRM - http://sourceforge.net/projects/daffodilcrm/
It has SQL injection, XSS and some coding opportunities.

Nick Baronian

On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 3:45 AM, Holger Peine
<Holger.Peine () fh-hannover de> wrote:
Hello,

I have a student who wants to perform a mostly manual security review
of some Java web application as his master's thesis work. I am well
aware of pedagogical, deliberately insecure applications like Webgoat
and many others. However, we need a real application for this:

- Real code, since the job should create a realistic experience for
 the student, and the results should not be readily available
 in advance (as with Webgoat etc.)

- Open source, so that source code review is possible, too

- Containing some vulnerabilities (so that the review will not be
 too frustrating)

- Medium-sized, to give a student (who has some beginner knowledge
 of web security) maybe two months of review work (the rest of his
 time will go into understanding web securty review and testing
 techniques and into writing up)

- Written in Java (e.g. not PHP), since this is the only language
 the student is sufficiently proficient in.

I was thinking that an early version of some open source application
such as a CMS might be a good candidate(?)

I'm hoping for your suggestions,
Holger Peine

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Prof. Dr. Holger Peine
FH Hannover, Fakultät IV, Abt. Informatik
Tel: +49(511)9296-1830  Fax: -1810 (shared, please state my name)
Ricklinger Stadtweg 120, D-30459 Hannover, Germany



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