Dynamic application security testing (DAST) is an automated security testing technique that is used to identify vulnerabilities in web applications. The best DAST tools simulate various types of attacks to detect security vulnerabilities and test a broad spectrum of endpoints including hidden values. By simulating malicious attacks on an application, automated DAST security tools can help identify outcomes that are far outside typical user experience.
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00:00 - Introduction to DAST
00:11 - Advantages and Limitations of DAST
00:40 - Technology Independence and False Positive Rate
01:00 - Manual vs Automated DAST
01:29 - Comparison with SAST, IAST, and SCA
02:09 - Conclusion and Importance of DAST
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