Last week Google released SkipFish, a no-cost, open source "security reconnaissance tool" for Web-based applications. SkipFish works by crawling a targeted site and then providing a list of any and ...

Today’s Open Source Friday Focus is on Google’s Skipfish web application vulnerability scanner. Google recently released Skipfish to combat one of the biggest problems in information security today, ...

Google has released an open-source web-security scanner called Skipfish that is designed to allow people to scan web applications for security holes. The tool scans a web application for flaws ...

According to search engine giant Google, Skipfish is an active web application security reconnaissance tool that prepares an interactive sitemap for the targeted site by carrying out a recursive crawl ...

Google releases skipfish, an application security tool As someone who manages web applications, skipfish is a really easy and quick way to run your website through a fairly comprehensive set of tests.

Google has released a new development tool aimed at uncovering security holes in web applications. The company said that the new tool, dubbed Skipfish, will allow developers to scan web applications ...

One fish, two fish, red fish, skipfish...huh? That was my initial thought. Skipfish is definitely an interesting name for a Web application security scanner. It sounds like it came straight out of a ...

Google on Friday released an automated Web security scanning program called skipfish to help reduce online security vulnerabilities. Though skipfish performs the same functions as other open-source ...

Google has released its own Web application security scanner, called Skipfish. The free scanner is designed to work within a variety of existing Web application frameworks and is built with an ...