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# Spider Web

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Automated NetSparker Analysis - Fortuna Fortis Paratus

### Dependecies

python 3

### Installation

1. Run ***./install.sh*** (Linux only) to create symlink and make spider-web.py executable
2. Copy ***spider-web.key.sample*** to ***spider-web.key***
3. Copy API user ID and password into ***spider-web.key*** file
4. Copy ***config.py.sample*** to ***config.py***
5. Edit ***config.py*** file to have desired settings
6. If using proxy, enter proxy settings into ***config.py***. Set ***USE_PROXY=TRUE***. If proxy performs TLS inspection, and proxy CA certificate is not available, setting ***VERIFY_HTTPS_CERTIFICATE=FALSE*** may be an effective, although insecure, workaround. If proxy is authenticated, set the proxy username and password.
7. Show help with ***spider-web -h***
8. Test connectivity with ***spider-web -t***

### Usage

spider-web -u
spider-web --usage

### Options

spider-web -h
spider-web --help

### Examples

spider-web -e
spider-web --examples