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دراسة أدوات اختبار أمن تطبيقات الوب
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تلقي هذه الدراسة الضوء على طرائق و أدوات اختبار تطبيقات الوب من الناحية الأمنية، و تشرح تفاصيل استخدام هذه الأدوات، و ذلك بعد توضيح الثغرات الأمنية الأشهر التي تعاني منها تطبيقات الوب، و تقدم في النهاية تقييماً لتلك الأدوات، و نقوم من خلال الدراسة هذه أيضاً بمحاولة مساعدة المطورين على اختيار الأداة الأنسب لاحتياجاتهم.
This study will put spot light on web applications testing methods and tools from the security aspects, and we will explain the details about using these tools, after we have explained the most famous weak points and vulnerabilities that web applications suffer from. At the end we will evaluate these tools. By this study we try to help developers to choose the most suitable method and tool for their needs.
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