dradis 1.2

dradis is a tool for sharing information during a pentest. If you are part of a team of testers working against the same set of targets, you will need to comunicate with each other. The most efficient this communication the more chances of a successful breach you will have.
While plenty of tools exist to help in the different stages of the test (information gathering, discovery, exploitation, etc.) not so many exist to share interesting information captured. dradis is a tool to help the team to look at the big picture. Each member of the team will add her findings to the common information repository and the tool will share the newly added information with the rest of the team.
Four main goals have driven and will drive the development of dradis:
effective information sharing
ease of use, ease of adoption
flexibility
smallness and portability
The main benefits derived from the use of dradis are:
information is organized
it saves time, both while testing and while reporting
the knowledge is effectively shared
it is also good for one-man testing
Since flexibility is one of the design goals, dradis can be extended using a powerful module interface. You can easily create modules to add new functionality or to connect dradis to other tools and systems that are part of your current security testing methodology.
Although the developer manual is not ready yet, there is plenty of documentation in the source code (also available via rdoc). You can also use the discuss & contribute page to browse through the core and contributed modules.