This article describes how to scan a static website using Lucent Sky AVM.
In this article, you will learn how to:
- Scan a module developed with ECMAScript.
- Scan a static website.
At the end, you will be able to scan a module developed with ECMAScript and scan a static website.
Module
Modules developed with an ECMAScript-compliant language, such as JavaScript or TypeScript, can be scanned using the static website technology stack.
CommonJS module
Navigate to the root of the application, and create an archive file that includes the source code files of the website.
When creating the scan, Include EcmaScriptType,Module in scan arguments.
ECMAScript module
Navigate to the root of the application, and create an archive file that includes the source code files of the website.
When creating the scan, Include EcmaScriptType,Module in scan arguments.
Static website
Navigate to the root of the website, and create an archive file that includes the source code files of the website.
Other considerations
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Performance
If the application has a large number data files in JSON or XML format, or large number of backup files, it is recommended to either remove them prior to scan or set the ExcludeFileTypes scan argument to Backup, Config, or Backup,Config to exclude these files from analysis and improve analysis performance.
If the application has a large number of media files, it is recommended to remove them prior to scan to reduce the amount of storage space required.