Tenable Web App Scanning Selenium Commands

Selenium commands in Tenable Web App Scanning are used to record authentication and crawling scripts so that users can tell the scanner exactly what to do in certain scenarios.

Support for Selenium commands in Tenable Web App Scanning is detailed below:

Commands Supported

Commands Not Supported

addSelection answerOnNextPrompt assert assertAlert assertChecked assertConfirmation assertEditable assertElementNotPresent assertElementPresent assertNotChecked assertNotEditable assertNotSelectedValue assertNotText assertPrompt assertSelectedLabel assertSelectedValue assertText assertTitle assertValue check chooseCancelOnNextConfirmation chooseCancelOnNextPrompt chooseOkOnNextConfirmation click clickAt doubleClick doubleClickAt echo editContent mouseDown mouseDownAt mouseMoveAt mouseOut mouseOver mouseUp mouseUpAt open pause removeSelection runScript select selectFrame sendKeys Note: In addition to arbitrary text, the sendKeys command only supports the following escape sequences: ${KEY_ENTER} ${KEY_DELETE} ${KEY_BACKSPACE} setSpeed setWindowSize submit type uncheck verify verifyChecked verifyEditable verifyElementNotPresent verifyElementPresent verifyNotChecked verifyNotEditable verifyNotSelectedValue verifyNotText verifySelectedLabel verifySelectedValue verifyText verifyTitle verifyValue waitForElementEditable waitForElementNotEditable waitForElementNotPresent waitForElementNotVisible waitForElementPresent waitForElementVisible webdriverAnswerOnNextPrompt webdriverAnswerOnVisiblePrompt webdriverChooseCancelOnNextConfirmation webdriverChooseCancelOnNextPrompt webdriverChooseCancelOnVisibleConfirmation webdriverChooseCancelOnVisiblePrompt webdriverChooseOkOnNextConfirmation webdriverChooseOkOnVisibleConfirmation

close debugger do else else if end execute async script execute script for each if repeat if run select window store store attribute store json store text store title store value store window handle store xpath count times while