BREAKING NEWS: O2 will also become an OWASP project and will be called the OWASP O2 Platform (the OWASP pages are still just place-holders and the relationship between this O2 Website and the OWASP.org website is still yet to be defined)

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Welcome to O2 website. O2 is a collection of Open Source modules that help Web Application Security Professionals to maximize their efforts and quickly obtain high visibility into an application's security profile.

O2 (OunceOpen) originates from OunceLabs Advanced Research Team (ART) work, where it aims to push to the limit the power of Ounce's Source Code scanning engine (Ounce 6.x).

These tools have been developed by Security Professionals FOR security professionals, and are designed to automate the security consultant's brain

What is O2

To gain a better understanding of "what is O2?" start with this presentation:

      

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

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Try O2!

Download the latest version of the Binaries, Installers or Source Code (from Files (Binaries, Source and Demos))

  • Binaries: _Bin_(O2_Binaries)
  • Source Code: _SourceCode

  • Or can install the most commonly used O2 Modulesdirectly from the web (using Click Once):

    For demo files try these

    O2 Presentation & Blogs

    To see what O2 can do for you, see this presentation

    Currently there are 3 blogs hosted on this website:

    Here are the links to the RSS feeds:

    History

    To understand the history of O2, how it came about and how it fits with OunceLabs main product, read these blog entries by Dinis Cruz (main O2 developer):

    Ounce 6.x (the non Open Source bit)

    If you need an evaluation version of Ounce, you will need to create an account and contact us with the name of your account. After that you will be given access to this page which will allow you to request it

     

     Questions/Tasks and Discussions

    Working on being able to do the following tasks.  

    •  figure out a way to read *.pdb .Net files in order to extract source code references (needed for CirViewer)
    • convert to IKVM the current Jython script to create XML files with *.class files metadata (needed for CirViewer)