OWASPが公開している”セキュアではない”Webアプリ「OWASP Juice Shop」を試してみる | DevelopersIO
森永です。 セキュリティ製品の検証などで脆弱性のあるWebアプリが欲しいということがあります。自分で作るのもいいのですが、手軽に使える"セキュアではない"Webアプリがないかを探してみました。Webアプリのセキュリティに関するコミュニティであるOWASP(Open Web Application Security Project)が「OWASP Juice Shop」という脆弱性のあるWebアプリを公開していたので試してみます。 OWASP Juice Shopとは OWASP(Open Web Application Security Project)が公開しているWebアプリです。OWASPはインパクトのある脆弱性をOWASP Top 10として発表しており、その脆弱性をふんだんに盛り込んだものとなっています。これを使ってセキュリティの検証をしたり、ハードニングのトレーニングをすること
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Written April 15, 2013 updated: July 16, 2014 Warning: this post is old and out of date. This is a guide to building and deploying a simple website using Haskell. We will use: Scotty for the backend Blaze-html for templating and Persistent for the ORM. Scotty is Haskell's version of Sinatra. It also uses the same web server as Yesod (Warp) so it's quite fast. Getting set up Before we start, here's
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By: Silk Engineering BlogJune 30th 2014We are excited to officially announce the open source release of our REST framework rest! rest is a set of packages used to write, document, and use RESTful applications. You write your API in Haskell using rest’s DSL. This API can then be run in different web frameworks like happstack, snap, or wai. Additionally, you can automatically generate documentation
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