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DVL 1.1 (Black Hat Edition):

The following important files have been added (minor tool additions not listed):

  • Metsploit 3.0 Framework. The Metasploit Framework is a development platform for creating security tools and exploits. The framework is used by network security professionals to perform penetration tests, system administrators to verify patch installations, product vendors to perform regression testing, and security researchers world-wide. The framework is written in the Ruby. programming language and includes components written in C and assembler.
  • Web Exploitation Package 02. Includes 4 real life web targets.
  • Crackme Package 01. Includes 61 Linux crackmes for reverse code engineering challenges.
  • Debug Contest Package Windows. Includes 11 compiled Windows targets for analysis challenges.
  • Binary Exploitation Package 01. Includes 24 compiled targets for binary exploitation.
  • Binary Exploitation Package 02. Includes 40 compiled targets by Gera for binary exploitation.
  • Binary Exploitation Package 03. Includes 6 compiled targets by Juliano for binary exploitation.
  • Binary Exploitation Package 04. Includes 5 compiled targets by IITAC for binary exploitation.
  • Pre-Configured vulnerable PHP.ini.
  • Adapted .bashrc for HLA Assembly Language integration.
  • All collectable sources code examples for HLA Assembly Language programming.
  • Wine for Windows target analysis.
  • xcalc calculator.
  • rar.
  • VGUI.
  • VIM (VI Improved).
  • A comprehensive collection of core utils.
  • Outguess Steganography.
  • Steghide Steganography.
  • Scite Editor for many languages including Assembly.

Source: http://web.archive.org/web/20071012190055/http://blog.damnvulnerablelinux.org/2007/04/

Source: [http://web.archive.org/web/20090312135824/http://www.damnvulnerablelinux.org/index.php/eng/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20Distro/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux/Release%20Notes%20for%20Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20(up%20to%20release%201.4](http://web.archive.org/web/20090312135824/http://www.damnvulnerablelinux.org/index.php/eng/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20Distro/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux/Release%20Notes%20for%20Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20(up%20to%20release%201.4)

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Damn Vulnerable Linux (DVL) Strychnine (1.2):

Added several tools. Switched to BackTrack 2 Final as core system. DVL Strychnine will contain a Knowledge Base as well!

  • 0000072: [Application Development] Add Flawfinder
  • 0000071: [Application Development] Add JLint
  • 0000025: [Reverse Code Engineering] libdisasm_0.21-pre2 should be added
  • 0000068: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add REC 1.6
  • 0000051: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add LTRACE
  • 0000047: [Reverse Code Engineering] ELF Shell should be added
  • 0000007: [Requirements] Firefox Tabs should be cleaned up
  • 0000035: [Application Development] KDevelop should be added
  • 0000015: [Reverse Code Engineering] Bastard 0.17 should be added
  • 0000011: [Requirements] Boot text should be branded for DVL instead for BT
  • 0000032: [Application Development] NEdit should be added
  • 0000012: [Requirements] A new bootspash has to be designed and included
  • 0000048: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add ELF Kickers
  • 0000014: [Shellcode / Exploitation] Splint static code analyzer should be added
  • 0000045: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add BIEW
  • 0000040: [Reverse Code Engineering] LDasm should be added
  • 0000063: [Application Development] Add BASIC-256
  • 0000028: [Web Exploitation] A vulnerable PHP.ini should be used
  • 0000058: [Application Development] PHPmyAdmin should be installed
  • 0000065: [Application Development] Add GAS
  • 0000064: [Bugs] HLA does not work under Konsole
  • 0000059: [Documentation] Define Directory Structure for Documentation
  • 0000060: [Tutorials] Define Directory Structure for Tutorials
  • 0000004: [Documentation] DVL needs a concept on how to hold documentation
  • 0000019: [Reverse Code Engineering] ht-2.0.2 should be added
  • 0000020: [Cryptography] stegdetect-0.6 should be added
  • 0000022: [Reverse Code Engineering] STAN 0.4.1 Stream Analyzer should be added
  • 0000024: [Cryptography] Outguess 0.2 should be added
  • 0000038: [Reverse Code Engineering] memgrep should be installed
  • 0000039: [Reverse Code Engineering] ALD Assembly Language Debugger should be added
  • 0000049: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add REVDump
  • 0000061: [Tutorials] Define Directory Structure for exercises
  • 0000010: [Shellcode / Exploitation] SudoEdit 1.6.8 should be added (Local Exploit)
  • 0000013: [Reverse Code Engineering] LIDA disassembler needs to be installed and linked in menues
  • 0000017: [Reverse Code Engineering] GDBINIT colorized by Mammon should be added.
  • 0000018: [Application Development] HLA Assembly Language should be added
  • 0000023: [Reverse Code Engineering] Sandmark should be added
  • 0000031: [Application Development] jEdit should be installed
  • 0000041: [Reverse Code Engineering] The Examiner should be added
  • 0000050: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add RADARE
  • 0000057: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add Sinister
  • 0000029: [Application Development] MySQL should be installed
  • 0000037: [Application Development] Jed Editor should be added
  • 0000030: [Application Development] Wine Windows Emulator needs to be installed
  • 0000027: [Requirements] Apache with PHP 4 and 5 included
  • 0000054: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add MemFetch
  • 0000052: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add STRACE
  • 0000056: [Reverse Code Engineering] Add lsof

DVL Strychnine is finally final. The last pre-compilation is running at the moment, then the final compilation of the remaster will follow. Some nasty bugs fixed such as permissions problems of the pre-installed MySQL database containing first vulnerabe web examples. Click on the link below to see the current changelog. This shows you which additions have been added to the “classic” BT 2.0 release to build the base of the new era of Damn Vulnerable Linux. Some more minor unimportant features are left to install, however I believe it is time to go with the release to concentrate finally on the production of the most important: training lessons!

DVL Strychnine will be available via BitTorrent this weekend (never published before using BitTorrent! let's see if I run into problems!) - Later I place it on the mirrors. File size at the moment 822 MB, sorry for that but let the community decide what to kill!

A short intro video will follow soon, maybe I can make it this weekend.

Source: http://web.archive.org/web/20070911160224/http://blog.damnvulnerablelinux.org/2007/05/25/dvl-strychnine-final-available-very-soon-via-bittorrent-following-via-mirrors/

Source: [http://web.archive.org/web/20090312135824/http://www.damnvulnerablelinux.org/index.php/eng/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20Distro/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux/Release%20Notes%20for%20Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20(up%20to%20release%201.4](http://web.archive.org/web/20090312135824/http://www.damnvulnerablelinux.org/index.php/eng/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20Distro/Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux/Release%20Notes%20for%20Damn%20Vulnerable%20Linux%20(up%20to%20release%201.4)

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Some of you may have noticed this new pWnOS forum section. I created pWnOS as a virtual machine and Grendel was nice enough to let me post about it here. Here's a bit of information on pWnOS.

It's a linux virtual machine intentionally configured with exploitable services to provide you with a path to r00t. :) Currently, the virtual machine NIC is configured in bridged networking, so it will obtain a normal IP address on the network you are connected to. You can easily change this to NAT or Host Only if you desire. A quick ping sweep will show the IP address of the virtual machine.

Sorry...no scenario/storyline with this one. I wasn't really planning to release it like this, so maybe for version 2.0 I'll be more creative. :) I'm anxious to get feedback so let me know how it goes or if you have questions. Thanks and good luck!

Source: http://forums.hackingdojo.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=149

-- Readme

Thanks for trying pWnOS 1.0. A few things to note before getting started. pWnOS is made using VMware Workstation and can be started by downloading VMware Server or Vmware player...both of which are free! Or VMware Workstation (Windows) or VMware Fusion (OS X), which are not free.

  1. If Vmware asks whether you copied or moved this virtual machine on first boot, click MOVED! Otherwise the network settings could get messed up.
  2. The virtual machine is currently setup to use bridged networking, but you may want to change this to NAT or Host Only...depending on your preferences.
  3. All necessary tools/exploits/whatever can be found at milw0rm.com.
  4. There are multiple paths to get shell access. I created a n00b path and a more advanced path. See if you can get both of them!

I would rate the difficulty of pWnOS approximately the same as De-Ice's level 2 disk...maybe a bit more difficult. See http://www.de-ice.net for information on the De-Ice penetration testing disks.

I hope you enjoy it! If you have any questions or feedback, email me at bond00(at)gmail.com

bond00

Source: pWnOS_v1.0.zip/pWnOS readme.txt

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It's been a while since the last Kioptrix VM challenge. Life keeps getting the way of these things you know.

After the seeing the number of downloads for the last two, and the numerous videos showing ways to beat these challenges. I felt that 1.2 (or just level 3) needed to come out. Thank you to all that downloaded and played the first two. And thank you to the ones that took the time to produce video solutions of them. Greatly appreciated.

As with the other two, this challenge is geared towards the beginner. It is however different. Added a few more steps and a new skill set is required. Still being the realm of the beginner I must add. The same as the others, there’s more then one way to “pwn” this one. There’s easy and not so easy. Remember… the sense of “easy” or “difficult” is always relative to ones own skill level. I never said these things were exceptionally hard or difficult, but we all need to start somewhere. And let me tell you, making these vulnerable VMs is not as easy as it looks…

Important thing with this challenge. Once you find the IP (DHCP Client) edit your hosts file and point it to kioptrix3.com

Under Windows, you would edit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts to look something like this:

# localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself.
#   127.0.0.1 localhost
#   ::1 localhost127.0.0.1 static3.cdn.ubi.com
192.168.1.102 kioptrix3.com

Under Linux that would be /etc/hosts

There’s a web application involved, so to have everything nice and properly displayed you really need to this.

Hope you enjoy Kioptrix VM Level 1.2 challenge.

452 Megs

MD5 Hash : d324ffadd8e3efc1f96447eec51901f2

Have fun

Source: http://www.kioptrix.com/blog/?p=358

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Morning Catch is a VMware virtual machine, similar to Metasploitable, to demonstrate and teach about targeted client-side attacks and post-exploitation.

On this virtual machine, you will find: a website for a fictitious seafood company, self-contained email infrastructure to receive phishes, and two desktop environments. One desktop environment is a vulnerable Linux client-side attack surface. The other is a vulnerable Windows client-side attack surface.

Morning Catch uses a bleeding edge version of WINE to run a few vulnerable Windows applications AND experiment with post-exploitation tools in a fun and freely re-distributable environment.

Login Screen

Your use of Morning Catch starts with the login screen.

Boyd Jenius is the Systems Administrator and his password is ‘password’. Login as Boyd to get to the vulnerable Linux desktop.

Richard Bourne is Morning Catch’s CEO and his password is also ‘password’. Login as Richard to get to the vulnerable Windows desktop.

You can also RDP into the Morning Catch environment.

Windows Desktop

Richard’s desktop includes the Windows’ versions of Firefox, Thunderbird, Java, and putty. Open up Thunderbird to check Richard’s email.

You can send a phish to him too. This VM includes a mail server to receive email for users at the morningcatch.ph domain. Open up a terminal and find out the IP address of the VM. Make sure you relay messages through this server. Use [email protected] as the address.

Are you looking for some attacks to try? Here are a few staples:

Spin up a malicious Java Applet and visit it as Richard. The Firefox add-on attack exploit in the Metasploit Framework is a great candidate. Or, generate an executable with your payload and run it as Richard. I’m sure he won’t mind. Morning Catch’s WINE environment runs post-exploitation payloads, to include Windows Meterpreter and Beacon, without too much trouble.

Linux Desktop

Boyd’s desktop is the vulnerable Linux attack surface. Boyd has the Linux versions of Firefox, Java, and Thunderbird. Boyd also has an SSH key for the Metasploitable 2 virtual machine. Try to ssh to Metasploitable 2 as root and see what happens.

Webmail

Morning Catch also includes RoundCube webmail for all of its users. Use this as a target to clone and harvest passwords from.

Hopes and Dreams

Morning Catch isn’t a replacement for a vulnerable Windows lab. It’s a safe and freely redistributable target to experiment with phishing and client-side attacks. It’s my hope that this environment will help more people experiment with and understand these attacks better.

Are you in Las Vegas for BlackHat USA or DEF CON? Stop by the Black Hat Arsenal on Wednesday at 10am for a demo of this new environment and a Morning Catch sticker. I’m also giving away DVDs with a revised Cobalt Strike pen testing lab that uses Morning Catch. Find me at the Cobalt Strike kiosk in the Innovation City portion of the Black Hat USA Exhibitor Hall. I will also give away these DVDs at the Cobalt Strike table in the DEF CON vendor area.

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bee-box - README
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bee-box is a custom Linux VM pre-installed with bWAPP.

With bee-box you have the opportunity to explore all bWAPP vulnerabilities!
bee-box gives you several ways to hack and deface the bWAPP website.
It's even possible to hack the bee-box to get root access...

This project is part of the ITSEC GAMES project. ITSEC GAMES are a fun approach to IT security education. 
IT security, ethical hacking, training and fun... all mixed together.
You can find more about the ITSEC GAMES and bWAPP projects on our blog.

We offer a 2-day comprehensive web security course 'Attacking & Defending Web Apps with bWAPP'.
This course can be scheduled on demand, at your location!
More info: http://goo.gl/ASuPa1 (pdf)

Enjoy!

Cheers

Malik Mesellem
Twitter: @MME_IT

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bee-box - Release notes
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v1.6
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Release date: 2/11/2014

bWAPP version: 2.2

New features:

- Vulnerable Drupal installation (Drupageddon)

Bug fixes: /

Modifications: /


v1.5
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Release date: 27/09/2014

bWAPP version: 2.1

New features:

- CGI support (Shellshock ready)

Bug fixes: /

Modifications: /


v1.4
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Release date: 12/05/2014

bWAPP version: 2.0

New features:

- Lighttpd web server installed, running on port TCP/9080 and TCP/9443
- PHP SQLite module installed
- SQLiteManager 1.2.4 installed
- Vulnerable bWAPP movie network service (BOF)

Bug fixes: /

Modifications: /


v1.3
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Release date: 19/04/2014

bWAPP version: 1.9+

New features:

- Nginx web server installed, running on port TCP/8080 and TCP/8443
- Nginx web server configured with a vulnerable OpenSSL version (heartbleed vulnerability)
- Insecure distcc (a fast, free distributed C/C++ compiler)
- Insecure NTP configuration
- Insecure SNMP configuration
- Insecure VNC configuration

Bug fixes:

- bWAPP update script checks for Internet connectivity

Modifications: /


v1.2
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Release date: 22/12/2013

bWAPP version: 1.8

New features:

- Apache modules enabled: rewrite, include, headers, dav, action
- Apache server-status directive enabled
- Insecure anonymous FTP configuration
- Insecure WebDAV configuration
- Server-Side Includes configuration
- Vulnerable PHP CGI configuration

Bug fixes: /

Modifications:

- MySQL listening on 0.0.0.0
- New bWAPP update script


v1.1
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Release date: 12/09/2013

bWAPP version: 1.5

New features:

- bWAPP update script

Bug fixes: /

Modifications: /


v1.0
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Release date: 15/07/2013

bWAPP version: 1.4

New features: /

Bug fixes: /

Modifications: /

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bee-box - INSTALL
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bee-box is a custom Linux VM pre-installed with bWAPP.

With bee-box you have the opportunity to explore all bWAPP vulnerabilities!
bee-box gives you several ways to hack and deface the bWAPP website.
It's even possible to hack the bee-box to get root access...


Requirements
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*/ Windows, Linux or Mac OS
*/ VMware Player, Workstation, Fusion or Oracle VirtualBox


Installation steps
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No! I will not explain how to install VMware or VirtualBox...

*/ Extract the compressed file.

*/ Double click on the VM configuration file (bee-box.vmx), or import the VM into the VMware software.

*/ Start the VM. It will login automatically.

*/ Check the IP address of the VM.

*/ Go to the bWAPP login page. If you browse the bWAPP root directory you will be redirected.

    example: http://[IP]/bWAPP/
    example: http://[IP]/bWAPP/login.php

*/ Login with the default bWAPP credentials, or make a new user.

    default credentials: bee/bug

*/ You are ready to explore and exploit the bee!


Notes
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*/ Linux credentials:

    bee/bug
    root/bug

*/ MySQL credentials:

    root/bug

*/ Modify the Postfix settings (relayhost,...) to your environment.

    config file: /etc/postfix/main.cf

*/ bee-box gives you several ways to deface the bWAPP website.
   It's even possible to hack the bee-box to get root access...

   Have fun!

*/ Take a snapshot of the VM before hacking the bee-box.
   There is also a backup of the bWAPP website (/var/www/bWAPP_BAK).

*/ To reinstall the bWAPP database, delete the database with phpmyadmin (http://[IP]/phpmyadmin/).
   Afterwards, browse to the following page: https://[IP]/bWAPP/install.php

*/ Don't upgrade the Linux operating system, you will lose all fun :)


This project is part of the ITSEC GAMES project. ITSEC GAMES are a fun approach to IT security education. 
IT security, ethical hacking, training and fun... all mixed together.
You can find more about the ITSEC GAMES and bWAPP projects on our blog.

We offer a 2-day comprehensive web security course 'Attacking & Defending Web Apps with bWAPP'.
This course can be scheduled on demand, at your location!
More info: http://goo.gl/ASuPa1 (pdf)

Enjoy!

Cheers

Malik Mesellem
Twitter: @MME_IT
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The Broken Web Applications (BWA) Project produces a Virtual Machine running a variety of applications with known vulnerabilities for those interested in:

  • learning about web application security
  • testing manual assessment techniques
  • testing automated tools
  • testing source code analysis tools
  • observing web attacks
  • testing WAFs and similar code technologies

all the while saving people interested in doing either learning or testing the pain of having to compile, configure, and catalog all of the things normally involved in doing this process from scratch.

Source: http://owasp.com/index.php/OWASP_Broken_Web_Applications_Project

Release notes for the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Broken Web Applications Project, a collection of vulnerable web applications that is distributed on a Virtual Machine in VMware format compatible with their no-cost and commercial VMware products.

More information about the project can be found at http://www.owaspbwa.org/.

The VM can be downloaded as a .zip file or as a much smaller .7z 7-zip Archive. BOTH FILES CONTAIN THE EXACT SAME VM! We recommend that you download the .7z archive if possible to save bandwidth (and time). 7-zip is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and other Operating Systems.

!!! This VM has many serious security issues. We strongly recommend that you run it only on the "host only" or "NAT" network in the virtual machine settings !!!

Version 1.2 - 2015-08-03

  • Updated Mutillidae
  • Other miscellaneous, minor updates

Version 1.2rc1 - 2015-06-24

  • Updated Mutillidae and WAVSEP
  • Removed IP address restrictions on Mutillidae
  • Added script to rebuild WAVSEP
  • Added bWAPP application and script to automatically update bWAPP
  • Added OWASP Security Shepherd application and supporting scripts.
  • Likely updated other applications

Version 1.1.1 - 2013-09-27

  • Updated Mutillidae and transitioned to use its new Git repository
  • Fixed issue with Tomcat not starting in some circumstances

Version 1.1 - 2013-07-30

  • Updated Mutillidae, Cyclone, and WAVSEP
  • Updated OWASP Bricks and configured it to pull from SVN
  • Fixed ModSecurity CRS blocking and rebuilt ModSecurity to include Lua support
  • Increased VM's RAM allocation to 1Gb
  • Set Tomcat to run as root (to allow some traversal issues tested by WAVSEP)
  • Updated landing page for OWASP 1-Liner to reflect that the application is not fully functional

Version 1.1beta1 - 2013-07-10

  • Added new applications: OWASP 1-liner, OWASP RailsGoat, OWASP Bricks, SpiderLabs "Magical Code Injection Rainbow", Cyclone
  • Updated Mutillidae (name, version, and to use new SVN repository)
  • Updated DVWA to new Git repository
  • Added SSL support to web server
  • Updated ModSecurity and updated Core Rule Set to current in Git
  • Known issues:
  • ModSecurity CRS blocking does not work
  • OWASP 1-liner application appears to have functional issues (it was heavily modified to run on the VM through Apache)
  • Other new applications have not been fully tested
  • User Guide has not been updated

Version 1.0 - 2012-07-24

  • Added new application: WIVET (http://code.google.com/p/wivet/)
  • Updated WAVSEP, Mutillidae, Vicnum
  • Created new category for "Applications for Testing Tools", containing OWASP ZAP WAVE, WIVET, and WAVSEP
  • Major update to User Guide at http://code.google.com/p/owaspbwa/wiki/UserGuide. Removed some other project Wiki pages that were incorporated into User Guide.
  • More improvements to index.html

Version 1.0rc2 - 2012-07-14

  • Added new application: WAVSEP (http://code.google.com/p/wavsep/)
  • Updated WebGoat.NET, WebGoat (Java), and other applications from source repositories. Updated Mutillidae.
  • Removed links to OWASP ESAPI SwingSet (non-Interactive). That application has been deprecated and replaced by the SwingSet Interactive.
  • Changed version numbers in index.html to better indicate applications that are updated from public SVN or GIT repositories.
  • Layout improvements to index.html file (layout could still use some work).
  • Fixed bugs in Yazd (may have been present in 1.0rc1 or before)
  • Changes MySQL configuration to store database and table names as lower case (facilitates use of software written on Windows that may not strictly adhere to one case for identifiers)

Version 1.0rc1 - 2012-04-04

  • Added new applications:
  • Added OWASP WebGoat.NET (https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_WebGoat.NET)
  • Added OWASP ESAPI SwingSet (https://www.owasp.org/index.php/ESAPI_Swingset)
  • Added OWASP ESAPI SwingSet Interactive (https://www.owasp.org/index.php/ESAPI_Swingset)
  • Added Jotto (from OWASP Vicnum project - http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Vicnum_Project)
  • Updated applications: Mutillidae, WebGoat (Java), ModSecurity, ModSecurity Core Rule Set, BodgeIt, OWASP ZAP WAVE, Damn Vulnerable Web Application, WackoPicko
  • Added owaspbwa-*-rebuild.sh scripts to build and deploy applications from source (WebGoat, Yazd, CSRFGuard Test Apps, SwingSet Apps)
  • Added owaspbwa-update-*.sh scripts to automatically pull updates from source repositories (OWASP BWA only and for all applications)
  • Cleaned up installations of WebGoat and Yazd
  • Fixed issue with PHP configuration to allow Remote File Include (RFI) vulnerabilities.
  • Created User Guide at http://code.google.com/p/owaspbwa/wiki/UserGuide (not yet complete).

Version 0.94 - 2011-07-24

  • No changes from 0.94rc3.

Version 0.94rc3 - 2011-07-14

  • More fixes to hackxor applications (thanks again to Albino Wax).

Version 0.94rc2 - 2011-07-13

  • Fixes to hackxor applications (thanks to Albino Wax for fixes).

Version 0.94rc1 - 2011-07-11

  • Added a number of new applications, including Gruyere, Hackxor, WackoPicko, BodgeIt, TikiWiki, Joomla, Gallery2, WebCalendar, AWStats, and ZAP-Wave (thanks to Mike Cyr for lots of work in this area).
  • New and improved "home" page in the VM (thanks again to Mike Cyr).

Version 0.93rc1 - 2011-01-19

  • Rebuilt OrangeHRM database to fix login issue (thanks to Dave van Stein for reporting this)
  • Configured mod_proxy on Apache web server to reverse proxy applications running on Tomcat web server. Disabled direct access to Tomcat server
  • Installed ModSecurity to 2.5.13 from source (needed by Core Rule Set)
  • Configured the ModSecurity Core Rule Set. It is disabled by default, but can be enabled through the use of new shell scripts in /usr/local/bin
  • Adjusted Samba shares to follow symlinks
  • Removed some miscellaneous old / duplicate files
  • Attempted to fix phpBB issues, but was unsuccessful. That application is broken for this release and marked as such in the index.html file (thanks to Dave van Stein for reporting this issue)

Version 0.92rc2 - 2010-11-15

  • Fixed bug with MySQL databases not starting properly (thanks to Tom Neaves for reporting this)

Version 0.92rc1 - 2010-11-10

  • Developed method for tracking known issues in the applications at http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/owaspbwa/report/1.
  • Updated base OS to Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
  • Updated DVWA to SVN version > 1.07
  • Updated Mutillidae to version 1.5
  • Updated WebGoat to SVN version > 5.3
  • Added and configured three "real" applications suggested by Matt Tesauro:
  • Added application: GetBoo version 1.04 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/getboo/files/)
  • Added application: GTD-PHP version 0.7 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtd-php/files/)
  • Added application: OrangeHRM version 2.4.2 (http://www.orangehrm.com/)
  • Fixed bug in DVWA database permissions that was preventing stored XSS from working (thanks to Owen Wright for reporting this)

Version 0.91rc1 - 2010-03-24

  • Updated OWASP Vicnum to version 1.4 (http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Vicnum_Project)
  • Added application: Ghost (http://webdevelopmentsolutions.org/)
  • Added application: Peruggia version 1.2 (http://peruggia.sourceforge.net/)
  • Added application: OWASP AppSensor Demo (http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_AppSensor_Project)
  • Fixed bug where VM would sometimes not get an address from DHCP on boot
  • Fixed bug where PHP magic quotes were enabled for some applications, preventing SQL Injection
  • Changed password for some applications to match standard users named 'admin' and 'user' with the password the same as the username
  • Moved databases, applications that run on Apache web server, some configuration files, and some applications that run on Tomcat web server into SVN with symlinks to the SVN directory in the normal file system.
  • Fixed bug in where permissions on /var/www/dvwa were not set properly (thanks to Dale Castle for reporting this)

Version 0.9 - 2009-11-11

  • Initial Release
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