An Ideation for a New Web Application Vulnerability Scanner and AI/LLM Enhanced Report Maker

The surge in the use of web applications has increased the number of vulnerabilities that can be exploited by an attacker, making the security of sensitive information paramount to maintain confidence in the users. Conventional vulnerability scanners, though quite useful, tend to be very generalistic and cannot produce specific or customized concise reports that can quicken the response time. A new web application scanner and report-making application are proposed in this article to address this particular problem. This model not only scans for vulnerabilities but also allows for complex reporting that is appropriate for different audiences within the technical and managerial spheres. These include but are not limited to, scanning large areas for places with highly severe flaws, user-friendly, customizable parameters. This tool also has been designed considering the growing demand which requires producing measure report templates in a format compatible with the country’s industries’ requirements, thus minimizing the compliance and corrective costs. The new system will result in improvement in the overall web application security stress tests increase, reduction in spurious positives and amounts of relevance, and true relevance providing security teams, developers, and project managers comprehend a pragmatic set of tools.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.72053
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Web Application Security Vulnerabilities
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An Ideation for a New Web Application Vulnerability Scanner and AI/LLM Enhanced Report Maker

Yash R. Deshmukh
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An Ideation for a New Web Application Vulnerability Scanner and AI/LLM Enhanced Report Maker

Yash R. Deshmukh
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The surge in the use of web applications has increased the number of vulnerabilities that can be exploited by an attacker, making the security of sensitive information paramount to maintain confidence in the users. Conventional vulnerability scanners, though quite useful, tend to be very generalistic and cannot produce specific or customized concise reports that can quicken the response time. A new web application scanner and report-making application are proposed in this article to address this particular problem. This model not only scans for vulnerabilities but also allows for complex reporting that is appropriate for different audiences within the technical and managerial spheres. These include but are not limited to, scanning large areas for places with highly severe flaws, user-friendly, customizable parameters. This tool also has been designed considering the growing demand which requires producing measure report templates in a format compatible with the country’s industries’ requirements, thus minimizing the compliance and corrective costs. The new system will result in improvement in the overall web application security stress tests increase, reduction in spurious positives and amounts of relevance, and true relevance providing security teams, developers, and project managers comprehend a pragmatic set of tools.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(6)
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Web Application Security Vulnerabilities
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