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Vulnerability Scanners

Last updated 3 years ago

Vulnerability scanners are great tools used used by offence and defense. They are essential for identifying vulnerabilities that could be used by malicious groups or people to compromise systems and data.

There are multiple types vulnerability scanners, for example: network, web application, host-based, and more. Depending what you are scanning for will determine what type of scanner you use. For example, if you're going after web applications, you may want to use . If you want to scan hosts, you want to use .

There are multiple vulnerability scanners out there, some of the popular, free, ones are: (Up to 16 IPs on the Free Version), , , , , and more.

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