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Category: Tutorials Add CommentSecurity Focus have a new article describing some techniques to assess web 2.0 applications with Firefox : Discovering hidden calls, Crawling challenges and browser simulation, and Logic discovery & dissecting applications. There is no doubt that there is a great set of tools around Firefox which make development and debug easy, and as said the author "one of the efficient methodologies of assessing applications is by effectively using a browser". Or in other words using Firefox.
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