Listed 9 August 2014 · London · United Kingdom

Websecurify Suite.

Websecurify's browser-based shop of web security tools, renamed SecApps in 2015 and retired as an online suite in 2022.

Security and privacyDeveloper tools

Timeline

  1. Listed on Stompstart

    “Find web security vulnerabilities before the bad guys do”

  2. Renamed

    Websecurify's blog post 'SECAPPS Is Born' said the Websecurify Suite had officially moved to SECAPPS.

    Rename · Announced
    blog.websecurify.com
  3. Listing page saved

    The Wayback Machine saved this listing page.

    The saved page ↗
  4. Discontinued

    Websecurify announced the deprecation of the SecApps Online Security testing suite, citing browsers' transition to Manifest V3, and pointed users to SecApps Scout, Devcore and Lookout.

    Discontinued · Announced
    blog.websecurify.com
  5. Site checked

    The product's site was live.

As listed on Stompstart

Browser window showing a dark 'Web Security Tool Market' panel of tool icons.
The image uploaded with the original Stompstart listing on 9 August 2014.

Listed 9 August 2014 · page saved 16 March 2015 · Public

“Find web security vulnerabilities before the bad guys do”

The Websecurify Suite is a market, like the Apple App Store, for cutting-edge web security tools. Use some of the best known tools on the market today to ensure that your apps are not vulnerable to common types of attacks. From XSS and SQL Injection to login misconfiguration, we've got it covered.

Topics
Cloud computing
Location
London · United Kingdom
suite.websecurify.com ↗youtube.com/user/websecurify ↗blog.websecurify.com ↗blog.websecurify.com/feeds/recent.xml ↗facebook.com/websecurify ↗twitter.com/websecurify ↗plus.google.com/+Websecurify ↗linkedin.com/company/websecurify ↗

In our words: The 2014 listing, filed from London, described the Websecurify Suite as an app store for web security tools, letting developers test their own apps for flaws such as cross-site scripting, SQL injection and login misconfiguration.

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Sources

  1. blog.websecurify.com
  2. blog.websecurify.com
  3. secapps.com
  4. websecurify.com
  5. suite.websecurify.com

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