Re: Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities - XSS

From: Chad Loder (cloderat_private)
Date: Tue Aug 06 2002 - 08:02:08 PDT

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    Hi Jason,
    
    I'm not sure if you're interested in commercial tools
    or not, but Rapid 7's vulnerability scanner NeXpose
    will spider an entire website and test each field of
    each form it encounters for vulnerability to cross
    site scripting.
    
    You can download an eval copy from www.rapid7.com.
    
    Yours,
    	Chad Loder
    	Rapid 7, Inc.
    
    * Jason binger <cisspstudyat_private> [020806 07:35]:
    > Has anyone on the list done much with testing for XSS
    > vulnerabilities?
    > 
    > Has anyone written a simple work program to test for
    > these vulnerabilities that they are happy to
    > distribute so others can do basic testing for these
    > vulnerabilities?
    > 
    > There a few papers out on this topic, but none that I
    > hve seen that really focus on the testing side of
    > things.
    > 
    > Thanks
    > 
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