Offensive Security Redesigns Exploit Database, Improving Accessibility of Internet’s Largest Archive of Public Exploits and Vulnerable Software
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NEW YORK--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Offensive Security , the leading provider of online penetration testing training and certification, today announced an update to Exploit Database (EDB), its archive of public exploits and corresponding vulnerable software, developed for use by penetration testers and vulnerability researchers worldwide.For example, in the new version of EDB, it only takes two clicks to search and filter for remote exploits targeting the Windows platform.Instant searching of displayed results A new dashboard interface that helps users quickly see and do more with the database Dynamic filters that enable quick switching between types, platforms, authors, ports and tags Clearly defined sections for exploits, papers, shellcode and the Google Hacking Database (GHDB), with a common look and feel throughout Ability to quickly limit results to those that have been verified and those for which Offensive Security has hosted a copy of the vulnerable application“Exploit Database was created with the needs of the community in mind – and we’ve been honored to continue that tradition for almost a decade,” said Mati Aharoni, Founder, Offensive Security.“The recent investment in Offensive Security by Spectrum Equity has afforded us the opportunity to re-invest in the community and provide these new capabilities and features that users have been asking for.”