Searching for Five 'must-secure' Web app vulnerabilities

By Rodrigo Montoro on April 30, 2009

Today, at ZDNET blog, we read the follow article  “Five ‘must-secure’  Web app vulnerabilities” based on a group of 5 vulnerabilities that can represent real threat to web applications if not fixed promptly. The top5 applications reported were the following:

1. Apache Geronimo Application Server
2. SAP cFolders
3. CS Whois Lookup
4. phpMyAdmin
5. Novell Teaming

Some applications aren’t so common to find around but, in special, phpMyAdmin is heavily used by network administrators, developers, database administrators and, easily, with a simple “google hacking“, we can find hundreds of them exposed without authentication.

N-Stalker HTTP Signature Database provides a full set of signatures to recognize these vulnerabilities within your web applications and we suggest all customers to keep your N-Stalker tools updated and running weekly to find and mitigate problems before hackers do.

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N-Stalker Research Labs Team

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