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Active scanning attempts to find potential vulnerabilities by using known attacks against the selected targets.

Active scanning is an attack on those targets.
You should NOT use it on web applications that you do not own.

It should be noted that active scanning can only find certain types of vulnerabilities.
Logical vulnerabilities, such as broken access control, will not be found by any active or automated vulnerability scanning.
Manual penetration testing should always be performed in addition to active scanning to find all types of vulnerabilities.

Active scanning is configured using the Options Active Scan screen.

Accessed via

     Active Scan tab
     Sites tab'Attack/Active Scan site' right click menu item
     Sites tab'Attack/Active Scan node' right click menu item
     History tab'Scan this History' right click menu item

See also

     UI Overviewfor an overview of the user interface
     Featuresprovided by ZAP
     Passive scanning
     Scan Policy Dialogwhich allows you to specify which rules are used
     Scanner Rulessupported by default