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2015/07/19 12:58:51 (permalink)
When I'm brute testing my website what should I use to do that. "burpsuite 1.6.1" or "TCHHydra"
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    Re: What should I use for pentesting? (software question) 2015/07/19 14:57:27 (permalink)
     
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    Re: What should I use for pentesting? (software question) 2015/07/20 09:12:30 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Karate Kid 2015/12/04 19:06:34
    Brag about it on 4chan and offer a challenge - if they can't get in, no one can!
    In all seriousness I am not a security expert, so no useful opinions.  You know the drill - pick settings that slow attackers down as much as possible, trust no one, and encrypt (& salt) everything.
     
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    Re: What should I use for pentesting? (software question) 2015/07/23 06:43:41 (permalink)
    If you are looking for testing software you can always setup a metasploit server and utilize the robust scripts there. As a set of tools each particular tester will have their favorites. I generally use that, Nessus and Kali Linux for most of the general tools. Other items are usually hit/miss depending on the site itself.
     
    Please be advised: not all software is easy/appropriate for testing a site. Most of the results need to be understood as to the vulnerability. Use caution when utilizing these tools as they can lead to unexpected results on servers or other systems.

     

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    Re: What should I use for pentesting? (software question) 2015/08/26 11:54:42 (permalink)
    Or basic python script :D

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    Re: What should I use for pentesting? (software question) 2015/09/03 01:14:11 (permalink)
    Check out Kali Linux. Penetration testing version of Linux. Has a PLETHORA of penetration/hacking tools you can play around with to test your hardening abilities.

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