full-disclosure - Recommendations for Web Application Scanners

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Message-ID: <BAY14-DAV2eOcyxuw7d00024519@hotmail.com>
From: dispacct at hotmail.com (Dean)
Subject: Recommendations for Web Application Scanners

Wow!

Thanks to everyone who took the time to reply. I got so many replies I'm afraid I can't thank everyone personally and I haven't had the time to go through and do a comparison on the softwares recommended but as promised, please find a compiled list of what was recommended to me.

AppScan
Database Scanner by ISS
Scandoo 
@stake webproxy --> for manual trys
AppDetective
WebInspect:
http://www.spidynamics.com/
burp proxy at portswigger.net
Spike by Dave Aitel.
http://www.xfocus.net/tools/200403/wpoison-dev.tgz
Web hack Control Centre -http://www.ussysadmin.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=64
wnikto32 (http://exploitlabs.com/files/woods/wnikto32-1.3c.zip)

More people suggested Appscan than any other.

A special thanks goes to Bill Pennington for taking the time to write me a relatively detailed explanation of the shortfalls of automated scanners, even before he had fully absorbed his coffee.

Again thank to everyone who took the time and when I have decided on which best suits our needs, I will let you know.

Dean
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