Adding introduction to WebGoat as the web interface opens with WebWolf which is confusing because people thought you needed to download WebWolf and start it directly. Feedback received during workshops
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== Introducing WebGoat
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What is WebGoat?
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WebGoat is a deliberately insecure application that allows interested developers just like you to _test vulnerabilities_
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commonly found in Java-based applications that use common and popular open source components.
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Now, while we in no way condone causing intentional harm to any animal, goat or otherwise, we think learning everything
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you can about security vulnerabilities is essential to understanding just what happens when even a small bit of
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unintended code gets into your applications.
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What better way to do that than with your very own scapegoat?
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Feel free to do what you will with Hack. Poke, prod and if it makes you feel better, scare him until your heart’s content.
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Go ahead, and Hack the goat. We promise he likes it.
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Thanks for your interest!
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*The WebGoat Team*
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