SamuraiWTF Version 5.3

What's Changed

• Updated Node version by @JGillam in #171
• Hyperv and Ubuntu 20.04 by @JGillam in #174
• 5.3 Release by @secureideas in #181

Full Changelog: v5.2...v5.3

SamuraiWTF v5.2

What's Changed

• the folder structure is re-organized now that Katana is fully separate in its on repo.
• amazon-linux is now treated as reference implementation since we have found a workable base box. The reason for this is because the same build playbook works for both a local VM build and an Amazon Workspace lab environment.
• We have started producing stable downloadable VMs of the reference implementation once again. These are linked from the main README.md file.
• Katana self-updating is working. You can pull in the latest from katana by simply running katana --update from the command line. This makes using one of the reference implementation VMs more useful since katana updates can bring in updated targets, etc. without having to rebuild the whole environment.

SamuraiWTF 5.1

Added mkcert to the build, to support the TLS enabled targets in Katana.

SamuraiWTF 5.0

Welcome to Samurai Web Training Framework 5.0!

Version 5.0 is a major change with strong consideration towards flexible lab configurations. With the new addition of Katana, a sort-of package manager for target applications, application security teachers will be able to easily load SamuraiWTF with the set of target applications that fit the purpose of their class. In addition, Katana uses a YAML descriptor (influenced by Ansible) to locally install and manage a target application, which means adding support for additional target applications is relatively easy.

An Virtual Machine (.ova) for this build can be downloaded here.

SamuraiWTF 4.3

4.3 release (#106)

• Added Witness me and fixed #100. Can't test due to Vagrant issues.

• Fixed WitnessMe kinda and commented it out. Also added Zap back in

• Moved to Debian 10, deleted some old files, and commented out the targets due to a docker issue with Debian 10 and our set up.

• Removing reload and cleaning up remnants

• Added pip3

• Broken reboot

• Reboot works

• Added targets back partially.

• Fixed Ansible to use python3

• Added misc-tools and httpie

• python3 work

• Training added

• fixing systemd service definitions

• uncommenting mutillidae

• Added user fixes

• Added CSP demonstrator to Musashi task

Yeehaw.

• Fixed target Musashi

Co-authored-by: Kevin Johnson kevin@kashyyyk.local
Co-authored-by: elreydetoda alex@secureideas.com
Co-authored-by: Mic mic@secureideas.com

SamuraiWTF 4.2.2

Bugfixing for Amoksecurity.wtf the dojo target apps.

SamuraiWTF 4.2.0

• Changed the build script to use a set of ansible-local playbooks, with tasks broken down per tool and target. This helps expedite trouble-shooting.
• Lots of updates and fixes in tools and targets.
• Added Musashi target, which gives us the cors demo (more to come on this).
• Changed the desktop manager to one with a Menu. Look in the menu for the SamuraiWTF submenu.

OVA Download is available here: https://tiny.si/files/SamuraiWTF-4.2.0.ova

SHA256: CC158DB21924A758D7C116D55453BFE8D3DEABF95C2CF588DB7E7295D22F0A90
SHA1: 639319FDC34A22DB4928DF660E4F8CA0756C740F
MD5: 253CBCE8A06AE88D84AEDC5AC4A19149

SamuraiWTF 4.1.1

Minor fixes to point to combined samurai-dojo target (instead of using submodules).

SamuraiWTF 4.1

Lots of fixes and updates including even more vulnerable apps!

4.0 production release

4.0.0

Added amoksecurity