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    SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform
    SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform
    SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform
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    SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform

    By alasdair gilchrist

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    This book is an SRS - a Secification and Requirements document for designing your own free penetration testing and hacking platform.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisheralasdair gilchrist
    Release dateSep 21, 2015
    ISBN9781516316274
    SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform

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      SRS - How to build a Pen Test and Hacking Platform - alasdair gilchrist

      A WEB REGOCNIZANCE, PEN TESTING & DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM

      This document is prepared by following IEEE conventions for software requirement specification: 830-1998

      1. Introduction

      2. Purpose

      3. Scope

      4. Overall Description

      4.1 User Management Requirements

      4.2 Code Editor Requirements

      4.3 Debugger Requirements

      4.4 Terminal Requirements

      4.5 Interface Requirements

      4.6 User Characteristics

      4.7 Constraints

      Section I - User Workspace Management & Registration

      5.1 User Authentication

      5.2 Specific Functional Requirements

      5.2.1 REQ 1 Register

      5.2.2 REQ 2: Login

      5.2.3 REQ 3: Workspace Management / Ownership

      5.2.4 REQ 4: Share Workspace

      5.2.5 REQ 5: GitHub Synchronization

      Section II - IDE Functional Requirements & Specifications

      6.0 Introduction

      6.1 Functional requirements

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      7.0 Debugger

      7.1 Specific Functional Requirements

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      7.2 Stimulus/Response Sequences

      7.2.1 REQ 17:  Debugging

      7.2.2 REQ 18: Step Into/Over/Out of the Code

      7.2.3 REQ 17: Breakpoint List

      7.2.4 REQ 18: Expression Evaluation

      8.0 Terminal

      8.1 Specific Functional Requirements

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      9.0 Creating the Metasploit Development Environment

      9.1 Introduction

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      10. Section III - Penetration Testing and Exploitation Modules

      10.1 Introduction

      10.2 Specific Functional Requirements

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      11. Section IV Non-Functional Features & Requirements

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