Open Source JavaScript Vulnerability Scanners

JavaScript Vulnerability Scanners

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    UbuntuVM SonarCube appliance/workspace

    SonarCubeUbuntuVM (SonarCube ,Postgress Dockers inside the VirtualBox)

    VM was built to provide “Executable architecture” for Java Static Application Security Testing (SAST) scanning and vulnerabilities remediation - as proof-of-concept and quick start or learning environment for the Java developers/security experts looking to enhance code quality and security by applying open-source static code analysis tool. I used SonarCube Community Edition V10.6 (latest free edition) against the latest codebase of the OWASP WebGoat - both real-life project with considerable codebase To demonstrate how you could start remediation by targeting most severe “Security Hotspots” (in SonarCube lingo it’s highlights of potential severe vulnerabilities) I did a quick tour on SonarCube web UI digging in to SQLInjection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBeJr38DAFE
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