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There are only certain security holes you can check for with any program. You can check your PHP configuration, Apache configuration, passwords, common bugs, etc. but you can't really check programatically for logic errors which might cause security holes.
ReplyDeleteYour best bet would be to do a thorough code review of the website. Or, better yet, have several other people do a thorough code review of the website, looking for security holes.
Top 10 Web Vulnerability Scanners from Insecure.org (listing from 2006). Their number one, Nikto2, can be found here.
ReplyDeleteNetsparker Community Edition does that and it's free (GUI + Windows).
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ReplyDeleteThis is another one, but as previously stated, nothing beats a professional eye-over:
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