Re: Vuln Scanner for Web App Source Code

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I think that work by hand is valuable, but there is also room for automated scanning (depending on your language). If you want to work from code-analysis, then you are looking for something called "Static Analysis". One company that does it is FortifySoftware, but I'm sure that there are others.

Automated scanning is especially good for enforcing some best practices and preventing injection attacks (XSS, SQL, LDAP, etc.) but it will always take work to get right.

Hope that helps.

Greg

cnanne@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
| This might be a bit of a dumb question, but does anyone know of a good Vulnerability Scanner for finding faults in the actual Source Code of the Web App? Or can this task can only be done by hand?
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| Any feedback on this is highly appreciative
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| cheers,
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| PhoenixRbrth

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