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3 items tagged "csrfscanner"

Related tags: tool [+], password fields [+], methodology [+], csrf [+]

• December 01, 2011
• 7:37

  CSRFScanner 1.0

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Recent Files
  CSRFSCanner is a tool designed to identify the forms potentially vulnerable to CSRF/XSRF on a website. This detection is made on forms that are only accessible by logged-in users (cookies are needed to find these forms). The methodology used to identify these forms is the 4-pass reverse diff analysis. Then, in order to determine if a form may be vulnerable, the tool analyzes hidden and password fields to find an anti-CSRF token.

  Tags:  tool csrf csrfscanner password-fields methodology  

• 7:37

  CSRFScanner 1.0

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Tools
  CSRFSCanner is a tool designed to identify the forms potentially vulnerable to CSRF/XSRF on a website. This detection is made on forms that are only accessible by logged-in users (cookies are needed to find these forms). The methodology used to identify these forms is the 4-pass reverse diff analysis. Then, in order to determine if a form may be vulnerable, the tool analyzes hidden and password fields to find an anti-CSRF token.

  Tags:  tool csrf csrfscanner password-fields methodology  

• 7:37

  CSRFScanner 1.0

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
  CSRFSCanner is a tool designed to identify the forms potentially vulnerable to CSRF/XSRF on a website. This detection is made on forms that are only accessible by logged-in users (cookies are needed to find these forms). The methodology used to identify these forms is the 4-pass reverse diff analysis. Then, in order to determine if a form may be vulnerable, the tool analyzes hidden and password fields to find an anti-CSRF token.

  Tags:  tool csrf csrfscanner password-fields methodology