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Author Archives Ian Muscat

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Ian Muscat used to be a technical resource and speaker for Acunetix. More recently, his work centers around cloud security and phishing simulation.

Getting Started with the Invicti Target Finder

Product Articles | January 25, 2017 by Ian Muscat

The Target Finder is a tool that forms part of the Invicti Manual Tools suite (available to download for free). The Target Finder allows you to run a port scan to discover web servers running on a given IP address, or a range of IP…

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Getting Started with the Invicti Subdomain Scanner

Product Articles | January 18, 2017 by Ian Muscat

The Subdomain Scanner is one of the tools in the Invicti Manual Tools suite for penetration testers. The Invicti Manual Tools Suite is a set of tools for penetration testing, ethical hacking, and attack surface information gathering. The tools are free for commercial use but…

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Getting Started with the Invicti HTTP Sniffer

Product Articles | January 10, 2017 by Ian Muscat

The HTTP Sniffer is one of the tools among the Invicti Manual Tools suite (available to download for free). The HTTP Sniffer is a proxy that allows you to analyze HTTP requests and responses, and manually crawl a site structure. The HTTP Sniffer can also…

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Getting Started with the Invicti HTTP Fuzzer

Product Articles | January 9, 2017 by Ian Muscat

The HTTP Fuzzer is one of the tools in the Invicti Manual Tools suite designed to let you manually test for security issues. The Invicti Manual Tools Suite is a set of tools for black-box testing and application security information gathering. These security vulnerability testing…

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Getting Started with the Invicti HTTP Editor

Product Articles | January 9, 2017 by Ian Muscat

The HTTP Editor is one of the most flexible and widely used tools among the Invicti Manual Tools suite (available to download for free). The HTTP Editor allows you to create, analyze, and edit client HTTP requests; as well as inspect server responses. It also…

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33% of websites and webapps are vulnerable to XSS

Web Security Zone | September 7, 2016 by Ian Muscat

Cross-site Scripting (XSS) is a much talked-about type of injection vulnerability that occurs on the client-side (that is, in a user’s browser). It occurs, predominantly through the use of JavaScript due to its prevalence in most browsing experiences. Cross-site Scripting can be classified into four…

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SQL injection slowly receding, but still a major concern

Web Security Zone | September 1, 2016 by Ian Muscat

SQL injection (SQLi) is a frequent topic on this blog – it refers to an injection attack that allows an attacker to execute malicious SQL statements that allow the attacker to control a web application’s database server. Since an SQL injection vulnerability could possibly affect…

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Hunting for XXE in Uber using Invicti AcuMonitor

Web Security Zone | August 11, 2016 by Ian Muscat

XML External Entity (XXE) vulnerabilities are attacks which involve an attacker abusing an application which parses XML. The attack occurs against an XML parser which has XML entities enabled. If you are not familiar with XML entities, you can think of them as a rarely…

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How to set-up HTTP Authentication (Basic) with Nginx on Ubuntu 16.04

Web Security Zone | August 8, 2016 by Ian Muscat

Restricting portions of a web application or directories on a web server to a small group of trusted users can greatly improve the security of a website or web application. Most web applications provide their own form-based methods for authentication, however, we can also make…

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