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Visiting OWASP

Visiting OWASP

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Visiting OWASP

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- [Instructor] An important source of information for web testers is the Open Web Application Security Project, or OWASP. The links at the top right of the blue bar shows what OWASP offers, including the Zed Attack Proxy, web application developer guides, and web application testing guides. One of the key informational documents provided by OWASP is the annual OWASP Top 10 attacks on web servers. OWASP creates value by maintaining a blog and mailing lists, running projects, and supporting local OWASP chapters. At the bottom of the main page, there's an events calendar. There's a list of link at the left, which provides access to information about what OWASP is doing. Of particular interest is the projects link. This provides details of all OWASP projects. And if we click on the project inventory tab, we can browse through all the lab, incubator, and low activity current projects. For example, if we scroll down to the…

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