Installing Acunetix Minimum System Requirements • Supported Operating systems • Microsoft Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2 and later • Ubuntu Desktop/Server 16.0.4 LTS or higher • Suse Linux Enterprise Server 15 and openSUSE Leap 15.0 • We are actively testing other Linux distributions. Please let us know if you have requests for specific distros. • CPU: 64 bit processor • System memory: minimum of 2 GB RAM • Storage: 1 GB of available hard-disk space. This does not include the storage required to save the scan results - this will depend on the level of usage of Acunetix.
Acunetix: The Best in Class Vulnerability Scanner for Linux Linux is the server operating system of choice for top businesses including Facebook, Twitter, and Google. Linux is also the desktop OS of choice for many information security analysts and penetration testers due to its security, reliability, and configurability. Acunetix, the automated web application security software, has announced the release of Acunetix for Linux. Acunetix is one of the first commercial, automated web vulnerability scanners to be released for Linux.
Installation on Windows • Download the latest Windows version of Acunetix from the download location provided when you purchased the license. • Double click the installation file to launch the Acunetix installation wizard and click Next when prompted. • Review and accept the License Agreement. • Provide credentials for the Administrative user account. These will be used to access and configure Acunetix. • Configure how the Acunetix Web UI is accessed, and if remote UI access is allowed. • Review the installation tasks, and click Install to start the installation.
• Setup will now copy all files and install the Acunetix services. • Click Finish when ready. Installation on Linux • Download the latest Linux version of Acunetix from the download location provided when you purchased the license. • Open a Terminal Windows • Use chmod to add executable permissions on the installation file E.g. Chmod +x acunetix_12.0.181115088_x64.sh • Run the installation • E.g.
Sudo./acunetix_12.0.181115088_x64.sh • In case there are dependencies missing see the Notes section • Review and accept the License Agreement. • Configure the hostname which will be used to access the Acunetix UI • Provide credentials for the Administrative user account. These will be used to access and configure Acunetix. • Proceed with the installation. Notes: The following need to be installed if you are installing Acunetix on Linux where the Linux GUI is not installed.
• On Ubuntu Server: sudo apt-get install libxdamage1 libgtk-3-0 libasound2 libnss3 libxss1 • On Suse Linux Enterprise Server or OpenSUSE Leap: sudo zypper install libXdamage1 libgtk-3-0 libasound2 mozilla-nss libX11-xcb1 libXss1 Activating your Acunetix Installation After the installation, Acunetix needs to be activated using your license key. This can be done by logging into Acunetix using the web UI, which by default is running on You will immediately be directed to the User Profile page, where you will need to update your contact details. Insert your License key and proceed with product activation. At this stage, you can also choose to Register your installation with the AcuMonitor service. AcuMonitor is used to detect certain type of vulnerabilities, such Blind XSS, SSRF, XXE and other out of band vulnerabilities which can only be detected using an intermediary service.
More information on AcuMonitor can be found at. Product activation requires a connection to the internet. Installing AcuSensor in your web application If you need to scan a.NET, JAVA or PHP web application, you should in order to improve the detection of vulnerabilities, get the line in the source code where vulnerabilities are located and decrease false positives.
Upgrading Acunetix To upgrade from the Windows version of Acunetix version 11 to Acunetix version 12: • Close all instances of Acunetix (and related utilities such as the Login Sequence Recorder) • Optionally backup the Acunetix data folder which includes the Acunetix database and other settings. These are all found in • You can run the Acunetix 12 installation on the machine running Acunetix 11.
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