Author: Manuel Lemos
Updated on: 2022-11-21
Posted on: 2022-11-21
Package: ReconCat
This way, it is possible to retrieve the contents of a given page as it was on past dates.
This package provides a command written in PHP that you can run from the command line console to retrieve many versions of the same. It can use threads to recover many pages faster.
The ability to retrieve past versions of a page can help detect changes caused by security incidents.
Security professionals can compare the versions of the same page to find pages that were changed and may need a new security auditing process to determine if people with bad intentions caused the changes.
About the ReconCat Package
The package ReconCat is one of the few PHP packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.
The basic purpose is: Retrieve past versions pages from Web Archive
Here follows in more detail what it does:
This package can retrieve past version pages from Web Archive.
It provides an application can that takes parameters to define URLs and years of past versions of Web pages.
The package can send HTTP requests to the Web Archive site to retrieve the data of specified Web pages.
It can also use a given number of threads to retrieve many Web pages in parallel.
Conclusion
The ReconCat can be downloaded from download page or be installed using the PHP Composer tool following instructions in the Composer install instructions page.
This package was considered notable for implementing its benefits in a way that is worth noticing.
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If you also developed your own notable or innovative packages consider sharing them, so you can also earn more visibility for your package as well nice prizes.
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