From the course: DevSecOps: Automated Security Testing
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Running your first automated attack
From the course: DevSecOps: Automated Security Testing
Running your first automated attack
- [Narrator] Before we get to writing our attacks, we need to make it so that our development laptop can use Gauntlt. Since we have our nifty Gauntlt docker container, we can just call Gauntlt inside the container and pass our local attacks to it. You can also install Gauntlt as a Ruby gem if you want. But for this course we are just going to use the docker version. Throughout the rest of this course, you will see me call this as gauntlt-docker. And if you installed via Ruby gems, just use it as gauntlt instead. To get gauntlt-docker in your path, there's a helper in the bin directory in the gauntlt docker repo from the one that we cloned earlier. Let's copy that into our path now. I'm typing cd to change directory into the gauntlt-docker repo. Now I'm typing cp, which is copy, bin/gauntlt-docker into user local bin. I can now run gauntlt-docker --help and it should just work. Alright, looks good. I'm going to clear my screen here. Let's write and run our first attack. The finished…
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