shockz-offsec / Wappacvez

Wappacvez is a command-line tool that analyzes a web application by using a dockerized Wappalyzer. It then extracts the software for which a version is detected, and finally employs the uCVE tool to search for associated CVEs. The output can be exported in HTML or CSV format, depending on the user's preference.

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Wappacvez

Wappacvez is a command-line tool that analyzes a web application by using a dockerized Wappalyzer. It then extracts the software for which a version is detected, and finally employs the uCVE tool to search for associated CVEs. The output can be exported in HTML or CSV format, depending on the user's preference.

Requirementes

• Linux or Mac
• Go (version 1.16+)
• Docker

Installation

To install Wappacvez, run the following command:

go install -v github.com/shockz-offsec/wappacvez@latest

or via building via repository

git clone https://github.com/shockz-offsec/Wappacvez.git
cd Wappacvez
go build -o wappacvez wappacvez.go

Download the compiled binary for Linux or MacOS

Download the latest version

Usage

wappacvez -u <url> [-cvss value] [-lg value] [-oHTML value.html] [-oCSV value.csv]

• -u: URL to scan (mandatory)
• -cvss: Filter vulnerabilities by CVSS [critical,high,medium,low,none] (default: all)
• -lg: Set language of information [en,es] (default: en)
• -oHTML: Save CVEs list in HTML file [filename] (default: report.html)
• -oCSV: Save CVEs list in CSV file [filename]

| The only mandatory argument is the url

Examples

wappacvez -u "https://www.nasa.gov" -oHTML "nasa.html" -cvss critical,high

Output

Details

Wappacvez will proceed to install Docker and build my Wappalyzer image and install uCVE on the system.

| Due to the limitations of using the Wappalyzer core versus the extension, it is possible that some websites may not detect all software versions compared to the extension. | We considered using the official API, but this free API has more limitations in terms of queries and results.

Dockerized Wappalyzer

Dockerized version of Wappalyzer developed for this tool.

https://hub.docker.com/r/shockzoffsec/wappalyzer

With the following command the latest available version will be installed and executed.

docker run --rm shockzoffsec/wappalyzer:latest <url> [arguments]

All Wappalyzer options are allowed.

Usage:
  wappalyzer <url> [options]

Examples:
  wappalyzer https://www.example.com
  node cli.js https://www.example.com -r -D 3 -m 50 -H "Cookie: username=admin"
  docker wappalyzer/cli https://www.example.com --pretty

Options:
  -b, --batch-size=...       Process links in batches
  -d, --debug                Output debug messages
  -t, --delay=ms             Wait for ms milliseconds between requests
  -h, --help                 This text
  -H, --header               Extra header to send with requests
  --html-max-cols=...        Limit the number of HTML characters per line processed
  --html-max-rows=...        Limit the number of HTML lines processed
  -D, --max-depth=...        Don't analyse pages more than num levels deep
  -m, --max-urls=...         Exit when num URLs have been analysed
  -w, --max-wait=...         Wait no more than ms milliseconds for page resources to load
  -p, --probe=[basic|full]   Perform a deeper scan by performing additional requests and inspecting DNS records
  -P, --pretty               Pretty-print JSON output
  --proxy=...                Proxy URL, e.g. 'http://user:pass@proxy:8080'
  -r, --recursive            Follow links on pages (crawler)
  -a, --user-agent=...       Set the user agent string
  -n, --no-scripts           Disabled JavaScript on web pages
  -N, --no-redirect          Disable cross-domain redirects
  -e, --extended             Output additional information
  --local-storage=...        JSON object to use as local storage
  --session-storage=...      JSON object to use as session storage
  --defer=ms                 Defer scan for ms milliseconds after page load

Credits

Wappalyzer

uCVE

License

This tool is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.