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DVPWA -- Damn Vulnerable Python Web Application
The main features of anxolerd/dvpwa are: Vulnerable Applications.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: audi-1/sqli-labs — sqli-labs is a collection of intentionally vulnerable web applications and sandbox environments designed for… davevs/dvxte — Damn Vulnerable eXtensive Training Environment. ethicalhack3r/dvwa — DVWA is a vulnerable web application sandbox and PHP security training environment. It serves as a deployable… hackademic/hackademic — the main hackademic code repository. koadt/oss-oopssec-store — Security training for the apps you actually ship. Open your browser and start hacking. mpirnat/lets-be-bad-guys — The Internet is a dangerous place, filled with evildoers out to attack your code for fun or profit, so it's not enough…
DVWA is a vulnerable web application sandbox and PHP security training environment. It serves as a deployable penetration testing target and an OWASP Top 10 lab designed for practicing exploits and simulating common web security vulnerabilities. The application allows users to adjust security difficulty levels to match their skill level and toggle between different SQL database engines to test how various systems handle injection attacks. It includes a mechanism to disable authentication, enabling automated security tools to interact directly with the environment. The project provides capabi
sqli-labs is a collection of intentionally vulnerable web applications and sandbox environments designed for practicing the identification and exploitation of SQL injection vulnerabilities. It serves as a cybersecurity education lab where users can experiment with database exploits in a controlled setting. The environment provides specialized modules for testing a wide range of attack vectors, including error-based, boolean-blind, and time-based injections. It specifically covers advanced techniques such as second-order injections, stacked queries, and attacks targeting HTTP headers. The pro
