Greetings from V-Spot to our cybersecurity aficionados!
Web scanning is more than just skimming the surface. Dive deeper with us into the realms of web assessment:
🔍 1. Web Content Scanning: Script: gobuster dir -u http://targetwebsite.com -w /path/to/wordlist
Output:
/index (Status: 200) /about (Status: 200) /admin (Status: 403) /config (Status: 404)
Suggestion: Directories like /admin are intriguing. Why the restricted access?
🔍 2. Vulnerability Scanning: Script: nmap -p 80,443 --script http-enum,http-vuln* targetwebsite.com
Output:
PORT STATE SERVICE REASON 80/tcp open http syn-ack | http-enum: | /admin/: Admin interface | /config/: Possible config files |_ /backup/: Backup files found |_http-vuln-cve2014-3704: No match
Suggestion: The /backup/ directory could contain sensitive data. Secure it!
🔍 3. Service Detection: Script: whatweb targetwebsite.com
Output:
http://targetwebsite.com [200 OK] Apache/2.4.29, PHP/7.2.10, WordPress/5.4, OpenSSL/1.0.2g
Suggestion: Older versions of Apache, PHP, and WordPress can be vulnerable. Consider updates!
🔍 4. Hidden Endpoint Discovery: Script: wfuzz -c -z file,/path/to/wordlist -u http://targetwebsite.com/FUZZ
Output:
00001: C=403 10 L 29 W 46 Ch "/hiddenAPI" 00002: C=200 9 L 28 W 47 Ch "/testEndpoint"
Suggestion: Review hidden endpoints for security implications.
📌 Always Remember:
- Scan only where you have permission.
- Use periodic scans to maintain an updated security stance.
- Refresh your tools and wordlists regularly.
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