User-Directed Spidering
This is a more sophisticated and controlled technique, which is usually preferable to automated spidering. Here, the user walks through
Read moreThis is a more sophisticated and controlled technique, which is usually preferable to automated spidering. Here, the user walks through
Read moreIn a typical application, the majority of the content and functionality can be identified via manual browsing. The basic approach
Read moreThe first step in the process of attacking an application is to gather and examine some key information about it,
Read moreWeb applications employ several different encoding schemes for their data. Both the HTTP protocol and the HTML language are historically
Read moreThe technologies described so far enable the server and client components of a web application to exchange and process data
Read moreIn order for the server-side application to receive user input and actions, and present the results of these back to
Read moreIn addition to the core communications protocol used to send messages between client and server, web applications employ numerous different
Read moreEach HTTP response message must contain a status code in its first line, indicating the result of the request. The
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