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Unrestricted functionality
Unrestricted functionality leading to cost-effectiveness:
- Unrestricted target domains
- Unrestricted scans (parallel too)
- Unrestricted pages
- Unrestricted scan time
No need to pay the more you scan, the more you scan the more you secure and the less you waste.
With Ecsypno's cost-effective approach, you are encouraged to make full use of your hardware at no additional cost.
Start as many parallel scans as your machines can handle and scan for as long as you need, all that you need!
Flexible deployment
Enjoy a multitude of interfaces that cover every need.
- Ruby API, for highly-customized, scripted scans.
- REST API for easy integration.
- CLI scanner utilities, for terminal availability.
- WebUI, for ease of use.
- Distributed deployments (using remote Agents and Schedulers), for scalability.
Abundance of security checks
First class support for:
- XSS (with DOM variants)
- SQL injection
- NoSQL injection
- Code injection
- File inclusion variants
- Many more...
In addition, SCNR’s highly optimized techniques are top-of-the-line in reliability, accuracy and resiliency, even under unstable network conditions or when dealing with misbehaving web applications.
Bleeding edge technology
By being backed-up by Google Chrome, SCNR is on the bleeding edge of support for modern web applications.
- JavaScript/DOM/HTML5/AJAX.
- Detection of DOM-based vulnerabilities.
- Tracing of data and execution flows of DOM and JavaScript environments.
- Extra tracing optimizations for common JavaScript frameworks.
Another way to think of SCNR is as an automated, distributed, high-performance JavaScript/DOM security debugger - amongst other things.
Web applications are no longer black-boxes with its client-side IAST/DAST hybrid approach.
Intelligent
On-the-fly adaptation to each web application, down to the single input.
Analysis of each resource individually, which in turn allows for tailoring each request to the technologies being used, as well as the behavioral characteristics of each individual input vector.
This results in only pre-determined applicable payloads being injected when performing security checks, leading to less bandwidth consumption, less stress to the web application and, as a result, faster and more reliable scans.
High performance
Codename SCNR wastes no time and minimizes delays by utilizing:
- Incremental scans, thus reducing scan times from hours to minutes.
- Mozilla's high-performance Rust language.
- Lightweight concurrency and fast communications.
- Multiple browser environments for parallel JavaScript/DOM operations.
- Support for multi-Instance scans, utilizing multiple Instances/processes, for super-fast audits.
Highly detailed, well-structured reports
Reports can be generated in a number of open formats that allow you to consume all relevant information and context from a single file that is intuitively organised and well-structured.
All reports include an abundance of context for easy reproduction and verification of identified issues.
Formats include:
- Plaintext
- HTML
- XML
- JSON
- YAML
- Marshal
Articles
Script your DOM XSS exploitation workflow
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The Arachni Chronicles
A story of curiosity, experimentation, development, million euro deal, fraudsters, abandonment and revitalization. From the inception of the F/OSS Arachni...
Continuous client-side IAST/DAST Hybrid approach for Single-Page-Applications
Some very interesting technology was presented a few days ago in the following articles: Following the data: Taint-tracing in the...
The Arachni Chronicles
A story of curiosity, experimentation, development, million euro deal, fraudsters, abandonment and revitalization.
From the inception of the F/OSS Arachni WebAppSec scanner to the opening of Ecsypno’s doors with its flagship product Codename SCNR.
Continuous client-side IAST/DAST Hybrid approach for Single-Page-Applications
Some very interesting technology was presented a few days ago in the following articles: Following the data: Taint-tracing in the...