UNISCAN

Uniscan is an automated tool for testing web applications. It is great for checking for vulnerabilities. Uniscan is open source and free, so anyone can use it. This tool is easy to use with both a command line interface and a graphical user interface. The GUI is user friendly and shows results directly in the window.

Benefits

Uniscan is simple and easy to use. This makes it perfect for quick checks. While other tools like Metasploit''s WMAP, Vega, and Burp Suite have many features, Uniscan is straightforward and great for new users.

Use Cases

Uniscan helps keep web applications safe in many ways. It can find hidden or vulnerable files and directories on a website. The tool can also check for robots.txt and sitemap.xml files, which give clues about a website''s structure and restricted areas.

Uniscan gathers details about the server, including ping tests, traceroutes, and Nmap scans to find open ports and services. It can spot important HTTP methods, error information, and HTML strings that might help in understanding the site. The tool can do dynamic tests, like email identification, backdoor detection, and SQL injection checks. It also does static tests for local file include, remote command execution, and remote file include issues. Plus, Uniscan can do stress tests to see how well a target handles load.

Additional Information

Uniscan is a strong tool for both beginners and experienced testers. It offers many features to find and fix web application vulnerabilities effectively.