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TIWAP - Totally Insecure Web Application Project

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEg9nZJaD0AVGjh25Jr8I3JNIKcFaYbfYen3tI2ouv6C_uozx1S9YtDcpF_53ITp-syLjI8_z0cVrOYVJZ1MZW8nnSViYj71gYVoxfmvIPLYIc5Ps9wQ8qqYjuNonu6xFRAYiqFBULE-jcp-OoOVbXJqhlkYZ_0LH9kJLTPqGtFEQDgz5cslJKCpwAWU-A=w640-h350 TIWAP is a web security testing lab made using Flask for budding security enthusiasts to learn about various web vulnerabilities. Inspired by DVWA, the contributors have tried their best to regenerate various web vulnerabilities

The application is solely made for educational purpose and to learn web hacking in a legal environment. DisclaimerWe highly recommend installing the lab on a Virtual Machine instead of a live web server (Internal or External).

We do not take responsibility for the way in which anyone uses this application (TIWAP). The application has been made for educational purpose only and should not be used maliciously. If your web servers are compromised due to installation of this application, it is not our responsibility, it is the responsibility of the person/s who uploaded and installed it. Setup and InstallationTo keep the installation and setup easy, we have configured everything for you. All you need is Docker on your system.

Once you are done with docker installation, run the following commands.

git clone https://github.com/tombstoneghost/TIWAP
cd TIWAP
docker-compose up

Note: It works only on Linux as of now and windows compatibility is work under progress

Once the lab is started, you can log in using the default credentials.
Username: adminPassword: adminTech StackFront-End: HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Back-End: Python - Flask
Databases: SQLite3 and MongoDB VulnerabilitiesCurrently, we have 20 vulnerabilities in the lab. All listed below:

* SQL Injection
* Blind SQL Injection
* NoSQL Injection
* Command Injection
* Business Logic Flaw
* Sensitive Data Exposure
* XML External Entities
* Security Misconfiguration
* Reflected XSS
* Stored XSS
* DOM Based XSS
* HTML Injection
* Improper Certificate Validation
* Hardcoded Credentials
* Insecure File Upload
* Brute Force
* Directory Traversal
* Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
* Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
* Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI)

Each vulnerability is having 3 difficulty levels, namely Low, Medium and Hard. These levels can be set from the settings page. Bugs and IssuesIf you find any bugs or issues with the project, kindly raise the same on the below link. https://github.com/tombstoneghost/TIWAP/issues Contributors1. Simardeep Singh - LinkedIn | Twitter
2. Yash Giri - LinkedIn
3. Sakshi Aggarwal - LinkedIn | Twitter Want to be a contributor?1. Star this repository
2. Fork this repository
3. Clone the forked repository
4. Navigate to the project directory
5. Create a new branch with your name
6. Make changes
7. Stage your changes and commit
8. Push your local changes to remote
9. Create a Pull Request
10. Congratulations! You did it. LicenseThis project is under the MIT License - Click here for details.

Happy Hacking! :) Download TIWAP

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