DEF CON 21 / Evolving Exploits Through Genetic Algorithms / Updated slides

I made significant changes between when the CD was created for the DEF CON attendees,and when I actually gave the presentation; Attached is the version I used during the talk:

http://ge.tt/35FJ5Ko/v/0?c

Please note that the statistics associated with various web scanners were performed over a series of 10 trials-5 SQLi, and 5 CMD injection using various vulnerable web pages.  As an addendum, I'm not the most proficient Burp user (I claim no significant proficiency / wizardry), so the extensive number of queries that I reported in the charts could be reduced with a more educated user of the tool in question.  My approach when gathering the data was to configure a given tool such that the following would hold true:

• The primary concern is non-manual interaction with the scanning tool
• The secondary concern with tool configuration is to create an exploit (if the tool allows for such)
• The tertiary concern is with vulnerability identification
• The quaternary concern is with stealth (I.E., least number of requests per amount of time)

Hopefully that should provide a better context for the results presented in the slides.

-soen