WAES | Web Auto Enum & Scanner and Dumps Files as Result

[Ruchika oberoi]

CPH: SEC WAES at a Glance​

Doing HTB or other CTFs enumeration against targets with HTTP(S) can become trivial. It can get tiresome to always run the same script/tests on every box eg. nmap, nikto, dirb, and so on. A one-click on target with automatic reports coming solves the issue. Furthermore, with a script, the enum process can be optimized while saving time for hackers. This is what CPH: SEC WAES or Web Auto Enum & Scanner is created for. WAES runs 4 steps of scanning against the target (see more below) to optimize the time spent scanning. While multi-core or multi-threaded scanning could be implemented it will almost surely get boxes to hang and so is undesirable.

• From the current version and forward WAES will include an install script (see below) as the project moves from alpha to beta phase.
• WAES could have been developed in python but good bash projects are needed to learn bash.
• WAES is currently made for CTF boxes but is moving towards online uses (see todo section)

To install:​

1. $> git clone
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2. $> cd WAES
3. $> sudo ./install.sh

Make sure directories are set correctly in supergobuster.sh. Should be automatic with Kali & Parrot Linux.

• Standard directories for lists : SecLists/Discovery/Web-Content & SecLists/Discovery/Web-Content/CMS
• Kali / Parrot directory list : /usr/share/wordlists/dirbuster/

To run WAES​

Web Auto Enum & Scanner - Auto enums website(s) and dumps files as result.

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Web Auto Enum & Scanner Auto enums website(s) and dumps files as result
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Usage: waes.sh -u {IP} waes.sh -h

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-h shows this help -u IP to test eg. 10.10.10.123 -p port nummer (default=80) Example: ./waes.sh -u 10.10.10.130 -p 8080
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Enumeration Process / Method​

WAES runs …

Step 0 - Passive scan - (disabled in the current version)

• whatweb - aggressive mode
• OSIRA (same author) - looks for subdomains

Step 1 - Fast scan

• wafw00 - firewall detection
• nmap with http-enum

Step 2 - Scan - in-depth

• nmap - with NSE scripts: http-date,http-title,http-server-header,http-headers,http-enum,http-devframework,http-dombased-xss,http-stored-xss,http-xssed,http-cookie-flags,http-errors,http-grep,http-traceroute
• nmap with vulscan (CVSS 5.0+)
• nikto - with evasion A and all CGI dirs
• uniscan - all tests except stress test (qweds)

Step 3 - Fuzzing

• super gobuster
  • gobuster with multiple lists
  • dirb with multiple lists
• xss scan (to come)

… against target while dumping results files in report/ folder.

To Do​

• Implement domain as input
• Add XSS scan
• Add SSL/TLS scanning
• Add domain scans
• Add golismero
• Add dirble
• Add progressbar
• Add CMS detection
• Add CMS specific scans

GitHub:

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