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Title	WebGoat provides a safe place to learn application security
Type	Tip
Source	ITworld.com, Security Strategies 04/03/2006
Summary	WebGoat is an interesting tool. It is a complete, java-based environment for exploring web application vulnerabilities, attack techniques and best-practice mitigations. It runs in Windows, Linux and, yes, on Mac OS X. You simply download, install and execute it to get a nice self-guided tour through the world of application security. You can hack away, explore ideas, learn the attack techniques and even use it to teach yourself or others about application security. continue

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