tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2382932154546319997.post7716632379009304900..comments2011-10-31T15:32:45.537-07:00pdpnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2382932154546319997.post-89221453102999149912011-10-31T15:32:45.537-07:002011-10-31T15:32:45.537-07:00Things I would like to see:<br /><br />1 - the ability to save reports in multiple formats: RTF, CSV, HTML, PDF, and especially XML<br />2 - the ability to specify and configure which checks are run<br />3 - the ability to use the tool as a proxy<br />4 - the tool must be able to check if it has been logged out, session checking <br />5 - the ability to specify what is in, or out of scope<br />6 - the ability to spider, configure the spider, and export the results<br /><br />On the plus side I find the FireFox extension interesting. You have been heading in the right direction, I ws hoping to keep some of the features from up to 0.8 and find them plus more in 0.9.<br /><br />I used Websecurify up to 0.8, but find 0.9 less useful than before. The running version may be more stable, but I would like to see the features listed above before I start using this tool in production, or recommending it to others. <br /><br />Cheers,<br />AdrienAdrien de Beaupréhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05815548314890960836noreply@blogger.com