application-security
DAST
Dynamic Application Security Testing
Definition
DAST tests running applications for vulnerabilities by simulating external attacks. Unlike SAST, it doesn't require access to source code — it interacts with the application through its exposed interfaces.
DAST excels at finding runtime issues like authentication flaws, server misconfigurations, and injection vulnerabilities in deployed environments.
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