Senarai Alat Sumber Terbuka untuk Keselamatan Apl Web

Brakeman https://github.com/presidentbeef/brakeman
    Description: A static analysis security vulnerability scanner specifically designed for Ruby on Rails applications.
    Usage: Use Brakeman to scan your Rails codebase and identify potential security issues during development.

OWASP ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy)
    Description: An open-source tool designed to find security vulnerabilities in web applications during the development and testing phases.
    Usage: Use ZAP to intercept and inspect HTTP traffic, perform automated scans, and identify security issues.

w3af (Web Application Attack and Audit Framework)
    Description: An open-source web application security scanner that helps identify and exploit vulnerabilities.
    Usage: Employ w3af to scan your web application for vulnerabilities and understand their impact.

OWASP Dependency-Check
    Description: A tool that identifies project dependencies and checks if there are any known, publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
    Usage: Integrate Dependency-Check into your build process to automatically scan for vulnerabilities in your dependencies.

Snyk
    Description: Although Snyk offers paid plans, its core features for open source vulnerability scanning are available for free.
    Usage: Use Snyk to scan your projects for vulnerabilities and receive actionable advice on how to fix them.

Nmap
    Description: A powerful open-source network scanning tool used to discover hosts and services on a network.
    Usage: Use Nmap to scan your network for open ports and services that could be potential entry points for attackers.

Nikto
    Description: An open-source web server scanner that tests for a variety of issues, including outdated server software and dangerous files.
    Usage: Run Nikto against your web server to identify common security issues and misconfigurations.

SafeLine
https://waf.chaitin.com/
    Description: A docker-based, easy to use, self-hosted free WAF that provide real-time web application monitoring and access control.
    Usage: Configure SafeLine to filter and monitor HTTP requests to your web application, blocking malicious traffic.

SecurityHeaders.io
    Description: A free tool that analyzes the HTTP response headers of your web application and provides a grade based on the presence and configuration of security headers.
    Usage: Regularly check your web app’s security headers with SecurityHeaders.io and configure them to enhance security.

Helmet.js
    Description: A middleware for Express.js applications that helps secure the app by setting various HTTP headers.
    Usage: Integrate Helmet.js into your Express app to improve security by setting appropriate HTTP headers.

CSP Evaluator
    Description: A tool by Google that helps evaluate and improve your Content Security Policy.
    Usage: Use the CSP Evaluator to analyze and refine your CSP, reducing the risk of XSS and other injection attacks.

Metasploit
    Description: A widely used open-source penetration testing framework that helps in discovering, exploiting, and validating vulnerabilities.
    Usage: Use Metasploit to conduct penetration tests on your web application, understanding and mitigating security risks.

OWASP Top Ten
    Description: A list of the top ten most critical web application security risks, along with explanations and recommendations for mitigation.
    Usage: Familiarize yourself with the OWASP Top Ten to understand common vulnerabilities and how to prevent them.

Web Security Academy by PortSwigger
    Description: An interactive learning platform offering labs and tutorials on various web security topics.
    Usage: Use the Web Security Academy to practice and improve your web application security skills through hands-on labs.

Cybrary
    Description: An online platform offering free and paid courses on cybersecurity topics, including web application security.
    Usage: Enroll in Cybrary courses to gain in-depth knowledge and skills in web application security.