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The Acunetix API allows you to programmatically manage your Acunetix tasks, including triggering scans for targets, checking the status of your scans, and retrieving a list of vulnerabilities found by your scans. This example can serve as a primer for … Continue reading Managing Scans using Bash and the Acunetix API
Since June 2020, Acunetix supports the increasingly popular API query language – GraphQL. In this article, we want to show you step-by-step how to scan an API defined using GraphQL. To do this, you will first create an intentionally vulnerable API and … Continue reading Scanning a GraphQL API for Vulnerabilities
You can integrate your Acunetix Premium account with Azure DevOps Services. This integration lets you send all the vulnerabilities discovered using Acunetix to Azure DevOps, where you can manage them as issues. This article shows how to set up your Azu… Continue reading Step-By-Step Configuration with Azure DevOps Services
You can manage web vulnerabilities internally with Acunetix. However, these vulnerabilities will need to be fixed by developers and the developers may already use an issue management system. Therefore, managing them internally might not be an optimal c… Continue reading Step-by-Step Configuration with GitLab
APIs and web services may seem less popular than websites and web applications but that is not true. Already back in 2018, APIs were responsible for 83% of web traffic worldwide. Most complex applications are based on microservices and microservices ar… Continue reading Scanning a SOAP Web Service for Vulnerabilities
In addition to several out-of-the-box integrations, Acunetix provides an API, which lets you integrate the scanner with any environment. The Acunetix API lets you use any of the scanner functions with no need to access the scanner UI. As an example, we… Continue reading Using Python to Make API Calls to Your Acunetix Installation
The following article shows you how you can run a Java application in a Docker container and then use AcuSensor to run an interactive application security testing (IAST) scan for that application. Step 1: Prepare an Example Application Using Eclipse ID… Continue reading Scanning an Application in Docker Using AcuSensor for Java