Arachni is an open-source web application security scanner framework that helps identify vulnerabilities in web applications. It uses a combination of techniques such as HTTP requests, HTML parsing, and JavaScript execution to identify potential security issues. Arachni is highly customizable and can be extended to support new protocols and technologies.
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