Web application vs. target URL
A web application is a logical entity representing an entire web asset. It holds the metadata: risk ownership, asset tags, crawling parameters, and associated authentication records. A target URL — also called the start URL — is the singlehttp:// or https:// endpoint the scanner begins crawling from. One is the asset; the other is the door the scanner walks through.
Authentication records
Authentication records store the credentials scanners use to reach protected areas of an application, such as a standard username and password pair. You can select an existing record or create one inline while setting up a web application.How scans attach
Web applications are mandatory scan targets. The application must exist in Kikimora before a scan can be scheduled or launched against it, and any results and vulnerabilities the scan produces associate back to that web application automatically.Related modules
- Scans — defines the scan jobs and schedules that target these applications.
- Auth records — manages reusable application login credentials.
- Vulnerabilities — aggregates the findings discovered across your web applications.

