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tirreno
Open-source security framework for devs and product teams
tirreno is an open-source security framework. tirreno [tir.ˈrɛ.no] helps understand, monitor, and protect your product from threats, fraud, and abuse. While classic cybersecurity focuses on infrastructure and network perimeter, most breaches occur through compromised accounts and application logic abuse that bypasses firewalls, SIEM, WAFs, and other defenses. tirreno detects threats where they actually happen: inside your product. tirreno is a few-dependency, "low-tech" PHP/PostgreSQL... -
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BTS Pentesting Lab
BTS Pentesting Lab - a deliberately vulnerable Web application
BTS PenTesting Lab is an open source vulnerable web application, created by Cyber Security & Privacy Foundation (www.cysecurity.org). It can be used to learn about many different types of web application vulnerabilities. Currently, the app contains the following types of vulnerabilities: *SQL Injection *XSS(includes Flash Based xss) *CSRF *Clickjacking *SSRF *File Inclusion * Code Execution *Insecure Direct Object Reference *Unrestricted File Upload vulnerability *Open URL...
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