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Samurai Web Testing Framework

August 20th, 2008 Posted in Attacks, Research, SQL Injection, Software, Tools, Web

Last week I had a student ask me about website pen-testing programs.  I told him about a new framework I had heard about called Samurai Web Testing Framework.  Samurai WTF is a Live-CD that uses Ubuntu as the host OS. It comes preloaded with several popular programs that are used for testing websites and web applications.

I haven’t had much time to investigate this tool but it seems like BackTrack for Web Testers. I have to say from a themes point of view I really like the “samurai” and “Edo” splash screens and wallpaper I think it adds some nice details.

You can visit the main website here and download the first version of the Live-CD here. You will need to login as User “samurai” and Password “samurai” I got lucky on my second try logging in. Once you login the README gives you the user name and password. I thought that was funny…

I would like to have time to try this out but I don’t see that happening anytime soon.  I would really like to hear from anyone using this tool.  If you do download it and try it out please post comments on what you think about it.  I will post a follow-up when I have the time.

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