RE: tools to scan source code

["Ric Messier" <kilroy () WasHere COM>]

Lisa Foster shamelessly promotes as follows:
> You might also like to take a look at Traffic IQ Pro.  This product
> provides the  capability to replay similar/identical/more complete
> malicious traffic that can be used to configure network based defences
> such as IDS/IPS and application level filters that are present in many
> firewalls to defend at the network layer before it gets anywhere near
> the target host.
>
> For a short demonstration click on the link below:
> http://www.karalon.com/Presentations/TrafficIQPro.htm
>
> I hope this is useful.
>
> Lisa Foster
> karalon

What does this tool have to do with the question of source code scanning or
even, at a stretch, Web vulnerability assessment? When did the pen-test
mailing list become a vehicle for corporate marketing efforts? If you have a
cool tool that people could benefit from, at least point it out in a thread
that relates to the tool rather than barging in totally off-topic to do your
promotion.

Ric



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