PyNuclei 1.4.4
PyNuclei is an unofficial python library for Nuclei Scanner.
Requires Python: >=3.8

# PyNuclei

PyNuclei is an unofficial Python library for Nuclei Scanner.

## Features
- Run Nuclei Scans for all or selected templates
- By default uses random User-Agents for every scan.
- User-defined rate limit (Default: 150)

## Installation

```sh
pip3 install PyNuclei
```

## Usage

```python
from PyNuclei import Nuclei
"""
Nuclei(templatePath)
Args:
    nucleiPath [str][Optional]: The path of nuclei binary file

Returns:
    PyNuclei.Nuclei class object

nucleiScanner.scan()
Args:
    host [str]: The hostname of the target which Nuclei will run against
    templates [list][Optional]: If the templates list is not provided all nuclei templates from the "nucleiTemplates" property will be executed
    generatePoc [str]: Generate Burpsuite like Request-Response or Terminal screenshot.
    userAgents [str][Optional]: If not provided random User-Agents will be used.
    rateLimit [int][Optional]: Defaults to 150.
    maxHostError [int][Optional]: It determines to skip host for scanning after n number of connection failures
    stopAfter [int][Optional]: Stop scanning after getting n number of findings, only use for template paths instead of template categories
    metrics [bool][Optional]: It shows the scan progress.   
    verbose [bool][Optional]: Show nuclei results output and PyNuclei warning logs.

Returns:
    result [dict]: Scan results from all templates.
"""

nucleiPath = "/opt/app/src/bin/nuclei"
nucleiScanner = Nuclei(nucleiPath)
scanResult = nucleiScanner.scan(
    "example.com",
    templates=["cves", "network", "ssl"],
    generatePoc=True,
    rateLimit=150, 
    verbose=False,
    metrics=False,
    maxHostError=30,
    stopAfter=None
)
print(scanResult)
```

### Templates
```python
from PyNuclei import Nuclei

nucleiScanner = Nuclei()

"""
All active templates.
"""
print(nucleiScanner.nucleiTemplates)
[
    "cnvd", "cves", "default-logins", "exposed-panels",
    "exposures", "file", "misconfiguration",
    "miscellaneous", "takeovers", "technologies",
    "token-spray", "vulnerabilities", "network", 
    "dns", "iot", "ssl"
]

"""
All ignored templates.
"""
print(nucleiScanner.ignoredTemplates)
[
    "headless", "fuzzing", "helpers", 
]

"""
Returns details of all nuclei templates in JSON format
"""
print(nucleiScanner.returnTemplatesDetails())
```
NOTE: You can run ignored templates by passing them in the template parameter in ```nucleiScanner.scan(<host>, template=nucleiScanner.ignoredTemplates)```

## Image PoC

PyNuclei extends its core capabilities with a powerful feature for generating visual Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs). This functionality allows users to create image-based representations of identified vulnerabilities, significantly enhancing reporting and communication. <br/>
You can generate Terminal based PoCs, BurpSuite like request/response PoCs, visually displaying the HTTP interactions that demonstrate the vulnerability, and even code execution POCs, showing the resulting output of arbitrary code run. <br/>
Furthermore, PyNuclei automates the process of highlighting critical vulnerability details within the generated PoC images, making it instantly clear where the identified issues lie.

### Request-Response PoC
![Request-Response/Code-Execution PoC](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kushvaibhav/PyNuclei/master/static/request_response.png)

### Code-Execution PoC
![Request-Response/Code-Execution PoC](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kushvaibhav/PyNuclei/master/static/code_poc.png)

### Terminal PoC
![Terminal PoC](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kushvaibhav/PyNuclei/master/static/terminal_poc.png)

### Update Nuclei
```python
from PyNuclei import Nuclei
"""
This will update Nuclei engine & Nuclei Templates.
"""
Nuclei.updateNuclei(verbose=True)
```

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