Hackazon: Stop hacking like its 1999
summary
Hackazon claims to replace old Web 1.0 test apps with a modern vulnerable web application: a faux storefront plus a companion mobile app that talks to RESTful APIs using JSON XML GwT and AMF. Vulnerabilities are configurable vulnerability landscape per field and page, so scanners and manual pentesters must handle strict workflows and nested data formats. The builder retools scanners with a universal translator, ships an easy install wizard, and runs resets for repeatable labs; code is open source to OWASP.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 4:18Cross-Site Scripting
- 9:30Current Web Development
- 14:10Universal Translator
- 16:17Swagger
- 18:22The Vulnerable Test Apps
- 27:15Application Workflow
- 30:26Actionscript Messaging
- 41:37Admin Interface
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