Yahoo Rolls Out Security Scanning Platform Gryffin: Here's What You Can Do With It


Yahoo launches a new open-source project that will allow system administrators to perform URL scanning in order to find the presence of common security vulnerabilities and malicious web content.

Dubbed "Project Gryffin," it will initially launch in beta and will be under the BSD-style license, the type of license that Yahoo likes to use whenever it is launching open source projects.

According to Yahoo, Gryffin is a large-scale Web security scanning platform designed to address two specific issues namely Coverage and Scale.

Coverage is said to be made up of two dimensions. The first one, crawl, refers to having the ability to find as much of the application's footprint as possible. The second dimension, scan, refers to having the ability to test each application part based on applied set of vulnerabilities.

Scale is obviously implied for large Web, while Coverage has two dimensions – Crawl and Fuzzing.

Crawl's ability is to find as much of the Web application's footprint as possible, whereas Fuzzing involves testing each part of the application's components for an applied set of vulnerabilities.

Gryffin's Crawler is designed to search "millions of URLs" that might be driven by a single template from just one of the URLs to work.

Moreover, the crawler also includes a de-duplication engine for comparing a new page with an existing one and thus allowing it to avoid crawling the same page twice.

Gryffin's Crawler also has PhantomJS, which is used to handle DOM rendering in client-side JavaScript applications.

Gryffin's Requirements

The requirements for Gryffin are as listed below:
  1. Go
  2. PhantomJS v2
  3. The NSQ distributed messaging system
  4. Sqlmap for fuzzing SQL injection
  5. Arachni for fuzzing XSS and Web vulnerabilities
  6. Kibana and Elastic Search for dashboarding
Besides Yahoo!, many major companies have released their own web application vulnerability scanners to make Internet experience safe for users.

Back in February, Google released its own free web application vulnerability scanner tool, dubbed Google Cloud Security Scanner, which potentially scans developers' applications for common security vulnerabilities on its cloud platform more effectively.

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