Abstract: An automated login framework for dynamic application security testing is disclosed. A web application executing on a computing device is accessed and an automated login framework (ALF) is injected into an onload event of a web browser associated with the web application. The ALF is then accessed with a credential associated with the web application. A login page associated with application is identified by matching links or buttons with a user-defined regular expression and a user-defined wordlist. Then, a login form in the login page is detected by executing a signature technique, a dictionary technique, and a multistep signature technique. The login form is populated using the credential and submitted for authentication, and a status with a confidence score is received indicating whether the authentication was successful or failed.

Abstract: An automated login framework for dynamic application security testing is disclosed. A web application executing on a computing device is accessed and an automated login framework (ALF) is injected into an onload event of a web browser associated with the web application. The ALF is then accessed with a credential associated with the web application. A login page associated with application is identified by matching links or buttons with a user-defined regular expression and a user-defined wordlist. Then, a login form in the login page is detected by executing a signature technique, a dictionary technique, and a multistep signature technique. The login form is populated using the credential and submitted for authentication, and a status with a confidence score is received indicating whether the authentication was successful or failed.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for scanning unexposed web applications for security vulnerabilities. A web application executing on a client computing device is accessed and a determination is made that elements in a document object model (DOM) associated with the web application are completely loaded. A brute force operation is performed to identify unexposed actionable events associated with the elements in the DOM. The unexposed actionable events identified as part of performing the brute force operation are received from the client computing device, and the web application is scanned for security vulnerabilities based on the unexposed actionable events.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for the enhanced crawling of unexposed web applications for vulnerability scanning purposes. A response to a request generated to a web application is received and a web application framework detection routine on the response for web application frameworks is executed. A determination is made that a web application framework is part of the response and the response is loaded in a web browser associated with the web application. A custom web application framework hook for the web application framework is injected into a web page of a web browser and a list of Document Object Model (DOM) elements and corresponding event handlers is received. A determination is made, based on the list, to execute DOM events to discover functionality of the web application. The web page is loaded in the web browser, the DOM events are executed, and network activity of the web browser during execution of the DOM events is recorded.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for scanning unexposed web applications for security vulnerabilities. A web application executing on a client computing device is accessed and a determination is made that elements in a document object model (DOM) associated with the web application are completely loaded. A brute force operation is performed to identify unexposed actionable events associated with the elements in the DOM. The unexposed actionable events identified as part of performing the brute force operation are received from the client computing device, and the web application is scanned for security vulnerabilities based on the unexposed actionable events.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for the enhanced crawling of unexposed web applications for vulnerability scanning purposes. A response to a request generated to a web application is received and a web application framework detection routine on the response for web application frameworks is executed. A determination is made that a web application framework is part of the response and the response is loaded in a web browser associated with the web application. A custom web application framework hook for the web application framework is injected into a web page of a web browser and a list of Document Object Model (DOM) elements and corresponding event handlers is received. A determination is made, based on the list, to execute DOM events to discover functionality of the web application. The web page is loaded in the web browser, the DOM events are executed, and network activity of the web browser during execution of the DOM events is recorded.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, systems, and processes for scanning unexposed web applications for security vulnerabilities. A web application executing on a client computing device is accessed and a determination is made that elements in a document object model (DOM) associated with the web application are completely loaded. A brute force operation is performed to identify unexposed actionable events associated with the elements in the DOM. The unexposed actionable events identified as part of performing the brute force operation are received from the client computing device, and the web application is scanned for security vulnerabilities based on the unexposed actionable events.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for enhanced crawling of unexposed web applications for vulnerability scanning purposes. A response to a request to a web application is received and a web application framework detection routine is executed on the response. A determination is made that a web application framework is part of the response and the response is loaded in a web browser associated with the web application. A custom web application framework hook for the web application framework is injected into a web page of a web browser and a list of Document Object Model (DOM) elements and corresponding event handlers is received. A determination is made, based on the list, to execute DOM events to discover functionality of the web application. The DOM events are executed, and network activity of the web browser during execution of the DOM events is recorded.