Acunetix has been tested on the following Linux distributions: Ubuntu Desktop/Server 16.0.4 LTS or higher Suse Linux Enterprise Server 15 and openSUSE Leap 15.0 Acunetix may work on other Linux distributions. For example, we have a number of Acunetix users who installed Acunetix on Kali…
What is the difference between Acunetix for Windows and Acunetix for Linux?
The main difference is in the way that Acunetix is installed. The Windows version can be installed using the GUI installer, while the Linux version can be installed from Terminal. The Acunetix web UI is the same on Windows and Linux, and the same functionality…
New build updates DeepScan and LSR, introduces support for Swagger and Kerberos Auth
Acunetix version 12 (Windows build 12.0.181203110, Linux build 12.0.181204095) has been released. This new build includes updates to DeepScan and Login Sequence Recorder (LSR). It also introduces support for Swagger and Kerberos HTTP Authentication in the Windows version and introduces support for NTLM HTTP Authentication…
Paul’s Security weekly Episode: Insecure Deserialization in Java/ JVM
Aleksei Tiurin, Senior Security Researcher at Acunetix, joins Paul’s Security Weekly to talk us through “Insecure Deserialization in JAVA/JVM”! After initial extensive research in 2015, Insecure Deserialization has been a very hot topic in the Java-world. More and more deserialization vulnerabilities are found again and…
Winmill Software showcase Acunetix at NYC Infosec
Acunetix Expert Partners Winmill Software were present at the 2018 Infosecurity event held in New York City on the 14-15 November at the Javits Convention Centre. Winmill Software Senior Account Manager David Stone and Erika Beck, Sales Executive were in attendance.
How To Clean A Hacked Installation of Nginx
There are literally hundreds of ways to secure & solidify a Nginx server after an attack. But, what does it REALLY need to be cleaned and secure? What are the essential changes you have to make to feel secure again? To answer that question, we’ll have…
Acunetix Vulnerability Scanner Now Also on Linux
Linux platform improves reliability, security and performance November 2018, London, UK – Acunetix, the pioneer in automated web application security software, has announced the release of Acunetix Vulnerability Scanner for Linux. Known to be reliable, cost effective and secure, Linux is the server operating system…
Setting Up A Free TLS/SSL Certificate With “Let’s Encrypt”
SSL is short for secure sockets layer, which is an encryption standard that is used to encrypt data going between the browser in the server. In other words, an SSL protects data submitted on your site via visitors and customers. You set up SSL by…
What are the Challenges of Using Open Source Cybersecurity Tools?
By making their source code freely available, developers of open source software rely on the power of the wider community in order to help them audit and improve their code. Not only this but also by involving the wider community of users in the development…