寻求可生成含全部测试项的OWASP Top 10扫描器详细报告工具
Great question — I’ve run into this exact issue before when needing to demonstrate the full scope of security testing to stakeholders, not just highlight the vulnerabilities we found. Here are some reliable tools and configurations that will deliver the complete test item reporting you’re looking for:
1. OWASP ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy)
This is my top pick for this use case because it’s open-source, flexible, and built specifically with OWASP guidelines in mind. To get full test item reporting:
- When configuring your scan, open the Scan Policy editor. For each OWASP Top 10 category, make sure every individual test rule is enabled (don’t stick to default settings if you want full coverage).
- After running the scan, head to the Reports section. Select the "Full Scan Report" template (or create a custom one) — this will list every test that was executed, along with its status (passed, failed, no result found).
- You can export the report in HTML, XML, or JSON formats for easy sharing or further analysis.
2. Burp Suite (Community & Professional Editions)
While the free Community edition has some restrictions, both versions can generate detailed reports with all executed test items:
- After running a scan in the Scanner tab, go to Issue Activity. Toggle the filter to show "All Issues" (not just "Confirmed Issues") — this includes tests that didn’t detect vulnerabilities.
- For formal reporting, use the Generate Report feature and choose a template that includes "Test Coverage" details. The Professional edition lets you fully customize which test items appear in the final report, so you can tailor it to your needs.
3. Nikto
This open-source web server scanner is lightweight but powerful, and it can log every test it performs with a simple flag:
- Run Nikto with the
-v(verbose) flag, plus output and format options to capture all checks. The resulting report will list every executed test, even if no vulnerability was found. - Example command:
nikto -h https://your-target-domain.com -v -o nikto-full-report.html -Format html
4. Nessus (Basic & Professional)
Nessus includes comprehensive test coverage reporting out of the box:
- When setting up your scan policy, enable all OWASP Top 10 related plugins. Once the scan finishes, navigate to the Report section and select a template that includes "Plugin Details" — this will show every plugin/test that ran, regardless of whether it identified a vulnerability.
Quick Pro Tip
If you’re working with a tool that doesn’t natively support full test reporting, try enabling debug or verbose logging during the scan. These logs typically contain a full list of all tests executed, which you can parse or combine with the vulnerability report to create a complete overview of your testing scope.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者qwertbert23
