Caido has unveiled version 0.47.0 of its web pentesting tool, cementing its position as a robust alternative to Burp Suite.
This release is marked by several key enhancements that improve user experience and expand the tool’s capabilities in web application testing.
The updates include a complete overhaul of the Match & Replace feature, the introduction of Invisible Proxying, DNS Entry Overriding, and enhanced support for replaying requests and responses directly in the browser.
In addition to new features, Caido v0.47.0 addresses several bugs and performance issues:
The release also includes significant updates to the Plugin SDK:
A minor patch, version 0.47.1, was also released shortly after, resolving an issue that prevented users from connecting to remote Caido instances. This ensures a seamless experience, even across distributed environments.
The latest version of Caido continues to push the boundaries of web pentesting, providing users with a sophisticated toolset that rivals industry standards like Burp Suite.
With its enhanced features and bug fixes, Caido v0.47.0 is a significant step forward in the realm of web security testing, offering improved workflows and better control over the testing environment.
As cybersecurity threats evolve, tools like Caido are essential for maintaining robust security protocols and ensuring the integrity of web applications.
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