Request for licence to help in Owasp's SiteGenerator Development

[Dinis Cruz <dinis () ddplus net>]

To all Web Application Security Scanner Vendor (except the ones who have
sent me a license already)

Following the current public announcement of the new Owasp SiteGenerator
tool, the Owasp .Net team currently responsible its development, would
like to request a license of your Web Application Security Scanner tool
in order to test and fine-tune SiteGenerator's exploit engine.

The license provided can be limited to a single IP in a local network
(for example 192.168.1.2) and/or to a local DNS name (for example
http://SiteGenerator/).

The objective for having access to your product is to stress test
SiteGenerator performance and allow the development of test/exploit
pages and websites.

Note that there are currently no plans to use this licensed version of
your product to create a comparison report between the different tools
available to clients (since there are already other teams (which have
access to their own licensed versions of several Web Application
Security Scanners) which will use SiteGenerator for that purpose).

Best regards

Dinis Cruz
Owasp .Net Project
www.owasp.net



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