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Syhunt releases Sandcat Pro 4.3, adds several enhancements

January 24, 2012 - Sandcat Pro 4.3 — released today — comes with a new, built from the ground up Report Generator utility that offers up to ten times faster scan report generation compared to the previous release.

Sandcat Pro 4.2.8 adds NoSQL Injection detection

December 18, 2011 - Sandcat Pro 4.2.8 — released today — adds techniques for detecting vulnerabilities in web applications using NoSQL database engines and web systems supporting server-side JavaScript execution. At the same time, we are releasing enhanced versions of the Sandcat Code scanner with source code checks for these specific vulnerability classes, and publishing an article that highlights additional risks involving server-side JavaScript execution.

Syhunt enhances its code scanners, adds support for Perl & Python

December 2, 2011 - Today we're releasing version 4.2.7 of Sandcat Pro Hybrid. This new version comes with a new, significantly enhanced version of our ASP/ASP.NET code scanner, which provides greater accuracy in detecting source code flaws, and also brings major new and much-requested features such as the support for Python and Perl source code scanning.

Major higher-education institution in France selects Sandcat

October 10, 2011 - A major higher-education and research institution in France has selected Sandcat Pro Hybrid for securing all its web sites and web applications.

Syhunt releases Sandcat for PHP 2.4, adds several new checks

October 7, 2011 - The Sandcat 4.2.6 update, released today, comes with a new, enhanced version of the Sandcat PHP source code security scanner. The new code scanner version adds 87 new checks, which specifically improve the detection of Arbitrary File Manipulation and Command Execution vulnerabilities, and expanded input filtering analysis.

Top position in benchmark confirms Syhunt Sandcat as a leading web application security scanner

August 3, 2011 - The open source project WAVSEP just released the results of their latest benchmark (WAVSEP 2011), revealing some very interesting findings about both commercial, free and open source automated web application security scanners. The WAVSEP 2011 comparison is even more comprehensive than the last one. This time a total of 60 tools were included.