Daniel Neagaru
Daniel Neagaru is a 30-year-old penetration tester with 5+ years working in the security industry and 5 more in IT, mainly as a system administrator. He dropped out of university to pursue his passion for security, which wasn't taught back then in many places. He created Raider 2 years ago, which later became part of the OWASP family.
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Raider was created to fill a gap in current tooling for pentesting the authentication process. It abstracts the client-server information exchange as a finite state machine. Each step comprises one request with inputs, one response with outputs, arbitrary actions to do on the response, and conditional links to other stages. Thus, a graph-like structure is created. This architecture works not only for authentication purposes but can be used for any HTTP process that needs to keep track of states.