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The entire Netsparker team would like to wish you all the best in the upcoming holiday season. Whether you are celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule, Las Posadas, or simply taking the time off to rest, may you spend it with those who are closest to you. Read More

This blog post announces the publication of a whitepaper by Netsparker called How to Secure Thousands of Websites with a Small Security Team, which examines this problem and shows you how modern web vulnerability management software can help you follow the shift left principle in security testing. Read More

A buffer overflow occurs when a program tries to write too much data into the buffer. This can cause the program to crash or to execute arbitrary code. Buffer overflow vulnerabilities exist only in low-level programming languages such as C with direct access to memory. However, they also affect the users of high-level web languages because the frameworks are often written in low-level languages. Read More

Over the last three years the online edition of the Netsparker web application security solution scanned thousands of web applications. In this report we analyse the type of vulnerabilities and security flaws the scanning engine found in thousands of web applications. Read More

Ferruh Mavituna chatted with John Dasher at the RSA Conference 2018 about Netsparker's powerful ability as a tool to find web application security vulnerabilities accurately, quickly, early, and automatically, in a way that brings scalability, visibility and connectivity to the entire security scanning process, from planning to product deployment. Read More

This FAQ answers all your questions regarding the new Netsparker licensing model, including queries about licenses, editions, activiations, websites and license keys. Read More