Author Archives: Robert Abela

In this first monthly roundup of WordPress core, plugins and themes reported vulnerabilities for 2017 we had a good number of WordPress plugins  and vulnerabilities reported. This vulnerabilities and security issues roundup is made possible through WP Security Bloggers, an aggregate of popular WordPress security blogs and websites that publish WordPress security news and updates.… Read More

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During the end of 2016 and start of 2017 festive season, our developers were planning and developing the next Netsparker Cloud update. For a change they came up with something innovative, something that no other vendor has done yet; form authentication… Continue reading January 2017 Netsparker Cloud Update→

When using Netsparker Cloud to scan a web application that has a form based login form, you need to configure the credentials and verify the session. Session verification is important so that you can confirm that the configuration is correct, and the s… Continue reading How to Configure & Verify Form Authentication in Netsparker Cloud→

We might have skipped the December 2016 update of Netsparker Desktop, but we are starting 2017 with a bang! We are happy to announce the release of the Netsparker Hawk with the latest update to the Netsparker Web Application Security Scanner.
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Contact and other type of web forms on websites are typically used to capture leads and build a mailing list for your business’ email marketing strategy. Web forms are also the most commonly exploited attack surface on websites, since they allow users to input data that is then stored into a database or some other… Read More

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This year we will be exhibiting both the desktop and cloud editions of our dead accurate web application security scanner at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, USA. The event will be held at the Moscone Centre between the 13th and 17th of February, … Continue reading Netsparker Will Be Exhibiting at RSA Conference in San Francisco→

In this December 2016 monthly roundup of WordPress core, plugins and themes reported vulnerabilities we only have a few WordPress plugins vulnerabilities reported. This vulnerabilities and security issues roundup is made possible through WP Security Bloggers, an aggregate of popular WordPress security blogs and websites that publish WordPress security news and updates. Subscribe to the WP… Read More

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WordPress is a very simple web application. It is made up of a number of PHP files and a database, typically a MySQL database. The files are the actual web application and the database is where all the information such as users, blog posts, pages and other data is stored. The WordPress setup is so… Read More

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WordPress is a very simple web application. It is made up of a number of PHP files and a database, typically a MySQL database. The files are the actual web application and the database is where all the information such as users, blog posts, pages and other data is stored. The WordPress setup is so… Read More

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