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19 martie 2010
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11 comentarii :

Anonim spunea...

This is cool and all but Google, you really need to figure out how to protect against social engineering attacks.

20 martie 2010 la 12:01
Mark R spunea...

Keep them coming. Great to see some new tools for us to use.

20 martie 2010 la 14:01
Unknown spunea...

Your "Browser Security Handbook" is NOT a "handbook", or any kind of book at all. It is a wiki! There is a pretty damned big difference.

I understand the utility of a wiki, but don't call things what they are not.

21 martie 2010 la 20:55
Justin Freid spunea...

The tool runs beautifully.
Thanks.

22 martie 2010 la 02:37
Anonim spunea...

why there's no code in svn?

22 martie 2010 la 18:40
Anonim spunea...

any plans to support NSS besides/instead of OpenSSL?

any plans to support windows? i've tried hard to compile it with msvc, mingw and cygwin. all failed. cygwin at least compiles, but fails to link. msvc support would be very nice.

22 martie 2010 la 18:54
Anonim spunea...

um never mind the question about windows support, i got it compile under cygwin, i just had to use the cygwin builds of libidn, openssl and zlib.

22 martie 2010 la 20:17
Anonim spunea...

hi, i've setted up a page for my windows builds of skipfish:

http://nss.daydreamer.nu/?q=node/16

enjoy!

22 martie 2010 la 21:40
Unknown spunea...

Nice work again Google. Very cool.

@Lonny Man, you've really got to learn to chill out. Google have written a handbook in Wiki form, but it's still a handbook. ;)

23 martie 2010 la 21:36
itsbobby spunea...

Running the tool now, my local server doesn't seem to be able to respond to 2000 requests a second though! More like 4!

10 august 2010 la 05:23
Unknown spunea...

Hi,

Can someone here please tell me how to run skipfish on windows vista.

I have been told to do a research on this tool. But I dont understand what am supposed to do. People say we can do it with cgywin for windows user. But I have no idea wat to do with cgywin. Can someone please tell me how to get it run?

Please dont say open cgywin and type ./skipfish - H..... something like this.

Thanks.

25 aprilie 2011 la 06:32

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