Webarmy

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Last Update: 2014-07-03

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Webarmy is an application web application scanner that accepts burp proxy log file as an input and fuzz all GET/POST input parameters from a defined list. As such, it can be used detect SQL injection and Cross Site Scripting vulnerabilities.

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