Recently myself and a colleague were asked to give some training to a client’s ASP.net development team. My colleague was asked to give the main training session whilst I was asked to run a post training game to test the developers retention of the concepts. After looking at some of the existing ASP.net applications I decided I’d like to write my own. The result of this is VulnApp, a BSD licensed ASP.net application implementing some of the most common applications we come across on our penetration testing engagements. The source is also available from my CVS server so that others can, if they like, contribute.

To make it easier for developers to learn, I’ve logged tickets for all of the intentional vulnerabilities I’ve introduced along the way. Be aware that there might be others I’ve missed, particularly gaps in the enforcement of ACLs and logic bugs. I’d encourage you to log any other vulnerabilities you find along the way.

VulnApp-1.1.tar.gz
April 26, 2013

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April 26, 2013

VulnApp-1.0.tar.gz
April 26, 2013

570.8 KiB
MD5 hash: 64e81706e98f6e643ed7cff33e0043a3
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April 26, 2013

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