Damn Small XSS Scanner (DSXS)
Tool and Usage
Project details
- License
- Public domain
- Programming language
- Python
- Author
- Miroslav Stampar
- Latest release
- 0.2g
- Latest release date
- Unknown
Project health
Links
 | DSXS GitHub project |
Usage and audience
Damn Small XSS Scanner is commonly used for penetration testing or web application analysis. Target users for this tool are pentesters and security professionals.
Features
- Command line interface
Tool review and remarks
The review and analysis of this project resulted in the following remarks for this security tool:
Strengths
- + The source code of this software is available
Weaknesses
- - No releases on GitHub available
Installation
Supported operating systems
Damn Small XSS Scanner is known to work on Linux.
Dependencies
Several dependencies are required to use Damn Small XSS Scanner.
- Python 2
Damn Small XSS Scanner alternatives
Similar tools to Damn Small XSS Scanner:
XSSER
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XSStrike
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XSS Hunter
XSS Hunter helps with finding XSS attacks and trigger a warning when one is succesful. It exists as an online service, or self-hosted installation.
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Categories
This tool is categorized as a XSS scanning tool and cross-site scripting scanner.