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Students at St. Mary's University in Canada released to open source a web-based threat modeling tool called Seasponge that they hope will provide an alternative to Microsoft's free tool.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/03/25/hack-a-car-for-60-dollars/ By Thomas Fox-Brewster Forbes Staff 3/25/15
Qualys SSL Labs now includes free assessment APIs, accompanied by a free open source tool that can be used for bulk and automated testing of websites. These new enhancements provide the same results a...
Mozilla has unveiled the result of a successful project executed by a group of Computer Science students from Argentina: it's called Masche, and it's an open source, cross-platform tool for inspecting...