Acunetix Vulnerability Scanner Version For Linux
Acunetix, the pioneer inward automated spider web application safety software, has announced the liberate of Acunetix for Linux. Known to live on reliable, cost-effective in addition to secure, Linux is the server operating scheme of alternative for many large organizations including Facebook, Twitter, in addition to Google. Acunetix is i of the starting fourth dimension commercial, automated spider web vulnerability scanners to live on released for Linux.
“Following extensive client research, it became clear to us that a divulge of customers in addition to safety community professionals preferred to occur Linux. Tech professionals convey long chosen Linux for their servers in addition to computers due to its robust security. However, inward recent years, this opened upwards source operating scheme has exceed much to a greater extent than user-friendly. We are real proud to live on i of the starting fourth dimension commercial spider web vulnerability scanners to live on released for Linux.”Nicholas Sciberras, CTO
Acunetix is able to comprehensively in addition to accurately scan all types of spider web applications, including those that rely heavily on JavaScript, such every bit SPAs (Single Page Applications. Version 12 launched inward May this twelvemonth in addition to ships alongside a build new, re-engineered in addition to rewritten scanning engine, making Acunetix the fastest scanning engine inward the industry. Previously exclusively available on Windows in addition to Online, it is straight off also available on Linux.
Benefits of Running Acunetix on Linux OS
- Reliability in addition to security: Linux is the operating scheme nearly oft selected for servers that postulate around 100% uptime. Using Linux increases the reliability needed for the thousands of operations required to scan a website.
- Cost-effectiveness: Acunetix customers tin move the scanner inward their ain somebody cloud on either Amazon AWS, Digital Ocean or Google Cloud, for example.
- Performance: Linux requires fewer resources to run, resulting inward extra resources to increment scanner performance.
