That is very interesting. I am using a lot of on-purpose vulnerable app to try some tools on them.
Do you think of releasing it with only the vulnerability so that one does not have the "memory consumption" issue?
Thank you for your comment and sorry for my late reply. I didn't notice your comment.
Easybuggy has "only-vulnerabilities" mode which displays only vulnerability pages and does not cause memory consumption:
"only-vulnerabilities"
java -Deasybuggy.mode=only-vulnerabilities -jar easybuggy.jar
If you will use tools like OWASP ZAP, this mode is useful.
Oh that is brilliant.
I'll test it soon. :-)
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That is very interesting.
I am using a lot of on-purpose vulnerable app to try some tools on them.
Do you think of releasing it with only the vulnerability so that one does not have the "memory consumption" issue?
Thank you for your comment and sorry for my late reply. I didn't notice your comment.
Easybuggy has
"only-vulnerabilities"mode which displays only vulnerability pages and does not cause memory consumption:If you will use tools like OWASP ZAP, this mode is useful.
Oh that is brilliant.
I'll test it soon. :-)