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Usage docs ?

Open soullivaneuh opened this issue 11 years ago • 9 comments

Hi,

I would like to experiment your gem and, if possible, take part of contribution.

Do you have some use docs any where ?

Thanks!

soullivaneuh avatar Oct 20 '14 12:10 soullivaneuh

Hi,

currently not :(

However, I can give you read access on the wpscan-v3 repo if you want to see how it's used in wpscan :)

erwanlr avatar Oct 20 '14 13:10 erwanlr

It would be wonderful! :)

soullivaneuh avatar Oct 20 '14 13:10 soullivaneuh

Done, any issues/questions come see us on freenode#wpscan :)

erwanlr avatar Oct 20 '14 13:10 erwanlr

Hey Guys, I'm in the same boat as Soullivaneuh is there any update on the doco?

adnanmueller avatar Jul 26 '16 00:07 adnanmueller

I realize this is an old thread but is there any update in this? I'm interested in making a similiar scanner for Drupal and wanted to see what was out there.

derimagia avatar Sep 04 '16 16:09 derimagia

Will try to do a rake task to create the basic files that you would need to start writing a scanner using the gem.

No ETA unfortunately.

2016-09-04 17:13 GMT+01:00 Dave Wikoff [email protected]:

I realize this is an old thread but is there any update in this? I'm interested in making a similiar scanner for Drupal and wanted to see what was out there.

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erwanlr avatar Sep 06 '16 15:09 erwanlr

No problem, but is there a way to just see this in action? An example would work for me in the meantime (You mentioned a v3 repo, is this still up to date with CMSScanner?)

derimagia avatar Sep 06 '16 15:09 derimagia

Unfortunately, I can not give you access the the v3 repo, even if this would be the best way to learn :/

I've put an example folder in the repo, you can start to play with it by doing: git clone https://github.com/wpscanteam/CMSScanner cp -R CMSScanner/example /the-location-of-your-choice/ cd /the-location-of-your-choice/ git init bundle install rake install

After that you will have a cmsscan command, which is the scanner. cmsscan -h to display the help. You can then make any changes to the files (like to change the scanner name etc) and recreate the executable with rake install to take the changes into consideration.

This is quite far from what I wanted to do (initial idea was kind of like Ruby on Rails commands: cmsscanner create / cmsscanner generate controller etc), but I don't have time for such thing :/

Any question / issue please let me know

erwanlr avatar Nov 06 '16 16:11 erwanlr

v3 released: https://github.com/wpscanteam/wpscan-v3

Have fun!

erwanlr avatar Jan 27 '17 15:01 erwanlr