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kmoorevs3-Aug-18 4:18
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dan!sh 2-Aug-18 20:03
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GeneralCode scanners recommendations Pin
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Nathan Minier2-Aug-18 5:23
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So there really aren't static code analysis tools that I know of that will really do what you're asking, as most OWASP vulnerabilities are based on a running configuration.

The freeware that I'd recommend for someone that isn't familiar wil security scanning is the OWASP utility ZAP:
OWASP Zed Attack Proxy Project - OWASP

There are, of course, other utilities, but if you have access to security professionals that are accustomed to running vulnerability scans, I would highly suggest making use of their expertise. If not, ZAP is definitely better than nothing, but needs to be run against an operating site. You can use it against a site running on IISExpress on your local machine.
"Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by stupidity."
- Hanlon's Razor

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