Jaeles is an automated web application testing tool designed to identify vulnerabilities and security issues in web applications. The tool provides automated testing capabilities that can be integrated into security assessment workflows. It supports multiple testing frameworks and allows users to create customizable testing scenarios based on their specific requirements. Jaeles can be used to perform various types of security tests on web applications, helping security professionals and developers identify potential weaknesses in their applications. The tool's automation features enable systematic testing across different components of web applications. The framework supports extensible testing scenarios, allowing users to adapt the tool to different application architectures and security testing needs.
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