Windows: Under 'Reset and cleanup, click Reset Settings Reset Settings.

Our icons will let you know whether or not Punkspider has found vulnerabilities on the site you’re visiting, so you can make good decisions on your interactions with the site. Chromebook, Linux, and Mac: Under 'Reset Settings,' click Restore settings to their original defaults Reset Settings.

On top of that, website owners can use it to identify their path to a more secure website. It’s an intuitive way to protect yourself from unnecessary risks online. Much like real life, the goal is to have as few dumpster fires as possible. That’s why we’ve created a browser extension complete with a zero to five dumpster fire rating system for websites, so users can understand how risky their web travel is and where they should watch their step. When web users provide sensitive information to websites that are vulnerable, they are falling into that dumpster fire. Nobody wants to fall into a dumpster fire. Our focus is on critical vulnerabilities in the OWASP Top 10. Screencastify Submit will let you create an assignment for your students to.

I’ve applied and I hope to get access to it soon. This feature is currently in beta and you have to apply to get access to it, but it does look promising. The original internet-scale web vulnerability scanning tool is better than ever with a browser extension to enable safer web browsing. Thanks to John Padula this morning I learned about a new Screencastify feature called Screencastify Submit. Punkspider Browser Extension QOMPLX relaunches Punkspider!

Screencastify submit beta