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Aftra vs OWASP Amass

Aftra

aftra.io

OWASP Amass

owasp.org

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FigureAftraOWASP Amass
Price from€40.83/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · Attack Surface Management Software8.2 (#6)8.1 (#9)
IntegrationsNative integrations include Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Teams, Office 365, Google Workspace, GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira, AWS, and Slack.The project provides Docker and Docker Compose deployment options and documents configuring data sources with credentials.
PurposeAftra monitors an organization’s digital footprint to find security vulnerabilities, prioritize remediation, and report progress.OWASP Amass is an open source framework for network mapping of attack surfaces and external asset discovery using OSINT and reconnaissance techniques.
SupportPlans include quarterly security checkups with a Customer Success Manager and general platform or account support.The project asks users needing installation or usage help to use its Discord server, where community members can help.

Plans

Aftra

  • Aftra€490 a year
  • Optional add-onsPriced on request

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OWASP Amass

  • OWASP AmassFree

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In their own words

Aftra

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OWASP Amass

OWASP Amass is a free, open-source framework for mapping attack surfaces and discovering external assets using OSINT and reconnaissance. It combines a collection engine, an asset database, and the Open Asset Model, which describes internet-exposed assets and their types, properties, and relationships. Collection sources include APIs, certificates, DNS, routing, scraping, web archives, and WHOIS. The database can store, manage, and retrieve discoveries for long-term tracking. The project says its mapping covers physical and digital assets, going beyond basic subdomain enumeration. Installation options include building from source with Go, Homebrew, an official Docker image, and Docker Compose. The project lists Go, network connectivity, DNS resolution, and basic network reconnaissance knowledge as requirements. Amass runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, with self-hosted deployment. The v5.1.1 release notes mention an initial version of the engine REST API. The project is an OWASP Flagship Project and lists Apache 2.0; some subcomponents have separate licenses. The software costs nothing.

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