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Getting Started: Scanning Your Website
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4.9.2
Site Structure Node
The Site Structure Node displays the layout of the target site including all files
and directories discovered during the crawling process. For every item
retrieved more detailed information is available in the right information pane.
Screenshot 49 - Site Structure details
Summary information for a file or directory includes:
Filename – The name of this file/directory.
Page Title – The page title of this file/directory.
File path – The file/directory location.
URL – The file/directory URL location.
HTTP Result – The file/directory HTTP Get Response Code.
Length – The file/directory size in bytes.
Input
Variable
Count
–
Number
of inputs used for collecting and
processing data usually gathered within HTML forms.
Status – File status.
Grouping of Test Variants
When more than a single instance of the same vulnerability is detected on
any page, the scanner will group the variants of each exploit according to the
parameter which was tested. This makes it easy to understand how many
total exploits were detected, and also how many files were
found to be
vulnerable.
This organization of vulnerability data makes it easier for results to be
interpreted, and also makes it easier to keep track of vulnerable pages and
what vulnerabilities need to be fixed. Vulnerability data can also be presented
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