Wapiti Cheat Sheet¶

Überblick¶

Wapiti ist ein Web-Anwendungsschwachstellenscanner, der Black-Box-Tests von Webanwendungen durchführt. Er durchsucht Webseiten und sucht nach Skripten und Formularen, in die er Daten injizieren kann. Sobald er eine Liste von URLs, Formularen und deren Eingaben hat, fungiert Wapiti wie ein Fuzzer, der Payloads injiziert, um zu sehen, ob ein Skript anfällig ist. Wapiti kann verschiedene Schwachstellen erkennen, einschließlich SQL-Injection, XSS, Dateieinbindung, Befehlsausführung und mehr.

⚠️ Warnung: Verwenden Sie Wapiti nur für Anwendungen, die Ihnen gehören oder für die Sie eine ausdrückliche Erlaubnis zum Testen haben. Nicht autorisierte Tests können gegen Nutzungsbedingungen oder lokale Gesetze verstoßen.

Installation¶

Python-Paket-Installation¶

# Install via pip
pip install wapiti3

# Install with all dependencies
pip install wapiti3[complete]

# Install development version
pip install git+https://github.com/wapiti-scanner/wapiti.git

# Verify installation
wapiti --version

System-Paket-Installation¶

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt update
sudo apt install wapiti

# CentOS/RHEL/Fedora
sudo yum install wapiti
# or
sudo dnf install wapiti

# Arch Linux
sudo pacman -S wapiti

# macOS with Homebrew
brew install wapiti

Docker-Installation¶

# Pull Docker image
docker pull wapiti/wapiti:latest

# Run with Docker
docker run --rm -it wapiti/wapiti:latest --help

# Create alias for easier usage
echo 'alias wapiti="docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/data wapiti/wapiti:latest"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

Manuelle Installation¶

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/wapiti-scanner/wapiti.git
cd wapiti

# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Install
python setup.py install

# Or run directly
python wapiti.py --help

Grundlegende Nutzung¶

Einfacher Schwachstellenscan¶

# Basic scan
wapiti -u http://target.com

# Scan with specific modules
wapiti -u http://target.com -m sql,xss,file

# Scan with all modules
wapiti -u http://target.com -m all

# Verbose scan
wapiti -u http://target.com -v 2

# Quiet scan
wapiti -u http://target.com -q

Crawling-Optionen¶

# Set crawling depth
wapiti -u http://target.com --depth 3

# Set maximum pages to crawl
wapiti -u http://target.com --max-pages 100

# Set crawling scope
wapiti -u http://target.com --scope domain

# Include/exclude specific paths
wapiti -u http://target.com --skip-crawl "/admin,/test"

# Follow external links
wapiti -u http://target.com --scope url

Authentifizierung¶

# Basic authentication
wapiti -u http://target.com --auth-user admin --auth-password secret

# Cookie-based authentication
wapiti -u http://target.com --cookie "PHPSESSID=abc123; auth=true"

# Custom headers
wapiti -u http://target.com --headers "Authorization: Bearer token123"

# Login form authentication
wapiti -u http://target.com --auth-method form --auth-url http://target.com/login --auth-user admin --auth-password secret

Schwachstellen-Module¶

Verfügbare Module¶

# List all available modules
wapiti --list-modules

# SQL injection detection
wapiti -u http://target.com -m sql

# Cross-site scripting (XSS)
wapiti -u http://target.com -m xss

# File inclusion vulnerabilities
wapiti -u http://target.com -m file

# Command execution
wapiti -u http://target.com -m exec

# Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
wapiti -u http://target.com -m csrf

# Server-side request forgery (SSRF)
wapiti -u http://target.com -m ssrf

# XML external entity (XXE)
wapiti -u http://target.com -m xxe

# Backup file detection
wapiti -u http://target.com -m backup

# Directory traversal
wapiti -u http://target.com -m traversal

# HTTP security headers
wapiti -u http://target.com -m headers

Modulspezifische Scans¶

# Comprehensive SQL injection scan
wapiti -u http://target.com -m sql --level 2

# XSS with custom payloads
wapiti -u http://target.com -m xss --payload-file xss_payloads.txt

# File inclusion with time delay
wapiti -u http://target.com -m file --timeout 10

# Command execution with specific OS
wapiti -u http://target.com -m exec --os linux

# Multiple modules
wapiti -u http://target.com -m "sql,xss,file,exec"

Erweiterte Konfiguration¶

Proxy- und Netzwerkeinstellungen¶

# Use HTTP proxy
wapiti -u http://target.com --proxy http://127.0.0.1:8080

# Use SOCKS proxy
wapiti -u http://target.com --proxy socks5://127.0.0.1:9050

# Set timeout
wapiti -u http://target.com --timeout 30

# Set delay between requests
wapiti -u http://target.com --delay 2

# Set user agent
wapiti -u http://target.com --user-agent "Custom Scanner 1.0"

# Ignore SSL certificate errors
wapiti -u https://target.com --verify-ssl 0

Crawling-Konfiguration¶

# Set maximum crawling time
wapiti -u http://target.com --max-scan-time 3600

# Set maximum parameters per page
wapiti -u http://target.com --max-parameters 20

# Set maximum attack time per URL
wapiti -u http://target.com --max-attack-time 300

# Exclude specific file types
wapiti -u http://target.com --exclude "*.pdf,*.jpg,*.png"

# Include only specific file types
wapiti -u http://target.com --include "*.php,*.asp,*.jsp"

# Set crawling rules
wapiti -u http://target.com --crawl-rules "follow_redirects,parse_robots"

Ausgabe und Berichterstattung¶

# Generate HTML report
wapiti -u http://target.com -f html -o /tmp/wapiti_report.html

# Generate XML report
wapiti -u http://target.com -f xml -o /tmp/wapiti_report.xml

# Generate JSON report
wapiti -u http://target.com -f json -o /tmp/wapiti_report.json

# Generate TXT report
wapiti -u http://target.com -f txt -o /tmp/wapiti_report.txt

# Multiple output formats
wapiti -u http://target.com -f html,xml,json -o /tmp/wapiti_report

Spezialisierte Scans¶

API-Testing¶

# Scan REST API
wapiti -u http://api.target.com/v1 --scope domain -m "sql,xss,xxe"

# Scan with API authentication
wapiti -u http://api.target.com/v1 --headers "Authorization: Bearer token123" -m all

# Scan GraphQL endpoints
wapiti -u http://target.com/graphql -m "sql,xss" --level 2

# Scan with custom content type
wapiti -u http://api.target.com/v1 --headers "Content-Type: application/json" -m all

Formularbasierte Tests¶

# Focus on forms only
wapiti -u http://target.com --attack-forms-only

# Skip GET parameters
wapiti -u http://target.com --skip-get-params

# Test specific form fields
wapiti -u http://target.com --form-data "username=admin&password=test"

# Upload file testing
wapiti -u http://target.com --upload-dir /tmp/uploads -m file

Sitzungsmanagement¶

# Use session file
wapiti -u http://target.com --session-file session.json

# Save session for later use
wapiti -u http://target.com --save-session session.json

# Resume previous scan
wapiti -u http://target.com --resume-session session.json

# Clear session data
wapiti -u http://target.com --clear-session

Benutzerdefinierte Payloads und Regeln¶

Benutzerdefinierte Payload-Dateien¶

# Create custom SQL injection payloads
cat > sql_payloads.txt << 'EOF'
' OR '1'='1
' UNION SELECT NULL--
'; DROP TABLE users--
' AND SLEEP(5)--
' OR 1=1#
EOF

# Use custom payloads
wapiti -u http://target.com -m sql --payload-file sql_payloads.txt

# Create custom XSS payloads
cat > xss_payloads.txt << 'EOF'
<script>alert('XSS')</script>
<img src=x onerror=alert('XSS')>
javascript:alert('XSS')
<svg onload=alert('XSS')>
EOF

wapiti -u http://target.com -m xss --payload-file xss_payloads.txt

Konfigurationsdateien¶

# Create configuration file
cat > wapiti.conf << 'EOF'
[general]
timeout = 30
delay = 1
max_pages = 200
max_scan_time = 7200

[crawling]
depth = 3
scope = domain
follow_redirects = true

[modules]
sql = true
xss = true
file = true
exec = false
csrf = true

[output]
format = html,json
output_dir = /tmp/wapiti_reports
EOF

# Use configuration file
wapiti -u http://target.com --config wapiti.conf

Benutzerdefinierte Angriffsmodule¶

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Custom Wapiti module example

from wapitiCore.attack.attack import Attack
from wapitiCore.language.vulnerability import Vulnerability

class CustomAttack(Attack):
    """Custom attack module for Wapiti"""

    name = "custom"
    description = "Custom vulnerability detection"

    def __init__(self, crawler, persister, logger, attack_options):
        super().__init__(crawler, persister, logger, attack_options)
        self.payloads = [
            "custom_payload_1",
            "custom_payload_2",
            "custom_payload_3"
        ]

    def attack(self, http_res):
        """Main attack method"""
        url = http_res.url

        for payload in self.payloads:
            # Inject payload and test response
            test_url = f"\\\\{url\\\\}?test=\\\\{payload\\\\}"

            try:
                response = self.crawler.get(test_url)

                if self.is_vulnerable(response):
                    vuln = Vulnerability(
                        category="Custom Vulnerability",
                        level=Vulnerability.HIGH_LEVEL,
                        request=response.http_request,
                        info="Custom vulnerability detected"
                    )
                    self.add_vuln(vuln)

            except Exception as e:
                self.logger.error(f"Error testing \\\\{test_url\\\\}: \\\\{e\\\\}")

    def is_vulnerable(self, response):
        """Check if response indicates vulnerability"""
        indicators = ["error", "exception", "debug"]
        return any(indicator in response.content.lower() for indicator in indicators)

Automatisierungsskripte¶

Umfassender Scanning-Skript¶

```bash

!/bin/bash¶

Comprehensive web application security scan¶

TARGET="$1" OUTPUT_DIR="wapiti_scan_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"

if [ -z "$TARGET" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 " exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

echo "[+] Starting comprehensive scan for: $TARGET"

Basic vulnerability scan¶

echo "[+] Running basic vulnerability scan..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m "sql,xss,file,exec,csrf,ssrf" \ -f html,json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/basic_scan" \ --level 2 \ --timeout 30 \ --max-pages 500

Deep SQL injection scan¶

echo "[+] Running deep SQL injection scan..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m sql \ -f json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/sql_scan.json" \ --level 3 \ --timeout 60

XSS focused scan¶

echo "[+] Running XSS focused scan..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m xss \ -f json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/xss_scan.json" \ --level 2 \ --timeout 30

File inclusion scan¶

echo "[+] Running file inclusion scan..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m file \ -f json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/file_scan.json" \ --level 2

Backup file detection¶

echo "[+] Running backup file detection..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m backup \ -f json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/backup_scan.json"

Security headers check¶

echo "[+] Checking security headers..." wapiti -u "$TARGET" \ -m headers \ -f json \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/headers_scan.json"

echo "[+] Scan completed. Results saved to: $OUTPUT_DIR"

Generate summary¶

python3 ``<< EOF import json import os from collections import defaultdict

results_dir = "$OUTPUT_DIR" vulnerabilities = defaultdict(list)

for filename in os.listdir(results_dir): if filename.endswith('.json'): filepath = os.path.join(results_dir, filename) try: with open(filepath, 'r') as f: data = json.load(f) if 'vulnerabilities' in data: for vuln in data['vulnerabilities']: vuln_type = vuln.get('type', 'Unknown') vulnerabilities[vuln_type].append(vuln) except Exception as e: print(f"Error processing \{filename\}: \{e\}")

print("\n=== VULNERABILITY SUMMARY ===") total_vulns = 0 for vuln_type, vulns in vulnerabilities.items(): count = len(vulns) total_vulns += count print(f"\{vuln_type\}: \{count\}")

print(f"\nTotal vulnerabilities found: \{total_vulns\}")

Save summary¶

summary = \{ 'total_vulnerabilities': total_vulns, 'by_type': \{k: len(v) for k, v in vulnerabilities.items()\} \}

with open(os.path.join(results_dir, 'summary.json'), 'w') as f: json.dump(summary, f, indent=2) EOF ### Kontinuierliche Überwachungs-Skriptbash

!/bin/bash¶

Continuous web application monitoring¶

CONFIG_FILE="monitor_config.conf" LOG_FILE="wapiti_monitor.log"

Configuration¶

TARGETS=( "https://app1.example.com" "https://app2.example.com" "https://api.example.com" )

SCAN_INTERVAL=86400 # 24 hours ALERT_EMAIL="security@example.com"

log_message() \{ echo "[$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')] $1"|tee -a "$LOG_FILE" \}

send_alert() \{ local target="$1" local vuln_count="$2" local report_file="$3"

if [ "$vuln_count" -gt 0 ]; then
    log_message "ALERT: $vuln_count vulnerabilities found in $target"

    # Send email alert (requires mail command)
    if command -v mail >``/dev/null 2>&1; then
        echo "Wapiti scan found $vuln_count vulnerabilities in $target. See attached report."|\
            mail -s "Security Alert: Vulnerabilities Detected" -A "$report_file" "$ALERT_EMAIL"
    fi
fi

\\}

scan_target() \\{ local target="$1" local timestamp=$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S) local output_dir="monitor_$\\\\{timestamp\\\\}" local report_file="$\\{output_dir\\}/scan_report.json"

log_message "Starting scan for: $target"

mkdir -p "$output_dir"

# Run Wapiti scan
wapiti -u "$target" \
    -m "sql,xss,file,exec,csrf" \
    -f json \
    -o "$report_file" \
    --timeout 30 \
    --max-pages 200 \
    --level 1 \
    2>>"$LOG_FILE"

if [ -f "$report_file" ]; then
    # Count vulnerabilities
    vuln_count=$(python3 -c "

import json try: with open('$report_file', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f) print(len(data.get('vulnerabilities', []))) except: print(0) ")

    log_message "Scan completed for $target. Found $vuln_count vulnerabilities."
    send_alert "$target" "$vuln_count" "$report_file"

    # Cleanup old reports (keep last 10)
    ls -t monitor_*/scan_report.json 2>/dev/null|tail -n +11|xargs rm -f 2>/dev/null

else
    log_message "ERROR: Scan failed for $target"
fi

\\}

Main monitoring loop¶

while true; do log_message "Starting monitoring cycle"

for target in "$\\\\{TARGETS[@]\\\\}"; do
    scan_target "$target"
    sleep 60  # Wait between targets
done

log_message "Monitoring cycle completed. Sleeping for $SCAN_INTERVAL seconds."
sleep "$SCAN_INTERVAL"

done ### CI/CD Integrations-Skriptbash

!/bin/bash¶

CI/CD pipeline integration script¶

set -e

TARGET_URL="$1" FAIL_ON_VULN="$\\{2:-true\\}" OUTPUT_DIR="wapiti_ci_$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)"

if [ -z "$TARGET_URL" ]; then echo "Usage: $0 [fail_on_vulnerabilities]" exit 1 fi

mkdir -p "$OUTPUT_DIR"

echo "Starting security scan for: $TARGET_URL"

Run Wapiti scan¶

wapiti -u "$TARGET_URL" \ -m "sql,xss,file,exec,csrf" \ -f json,html \ -o "$OUTPUT_DIR/security_scan" \ --timeout 30 \ --max-pages 100 \ --level 1

Process results¶

REPORT_FILE="$OUTPUT_DIR/security_scan.json"

if [ -f "$REPORT_FILE" ]; then # Count vulnerabilities by severity python3 << EOF import json import sys

with open('$REPORT_FILE', 'r') as f: data = json.load(f)

vulnerabilities = data.get('vulnerabilities', []) total = len(vulnerabilities)

severity_counts = \\{'high': 0, 'medium': 0, 'low': 0\\} for vuln in vulnerabilities: severity = vuln.get('level', 'low').lower() if severity in severity_counts: severity_counts[severity] += 1

print(f"Security Scan Results:") print(f"Total vulnerabilities: \\{total\\}") print(f"High severity: \\{severity_counts['high']\\}") print(f"Medium severity: \\{severity_counts['medium']\\}") print(f"Low severity: \\{severity_counts['low']\\}")

Exit with error code if vulnerabilities found and fail_on_vuln is true¶

if '$FAIL_ON_VULN' == 'true' and total > 0: print("\nSecurity vulnerabilities detected. Failing build.") sys.exit(1) else: print("\nSecurity scan completed successfully.") sys.exit(0) EOF

else echo "ERROR: Scan report not found" exit 1 fi ## Integration mit anderen Toolsbash

Use Burp as proxy for Wapiti¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --proxy http://127.0.0.1:8080

Export discovered URLs to Burp¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --crawl-only -f txt -o burp_targets.txt ### Burp Suite Integrationbash

Use ZAP as proxy¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --proxy http://127.0.0.1:8080

Generate ZAP-compatible report¶

wapiti -u http://target.com -f xml -o zap_import.xml ### OWASP ZAP Integrationbash

Extract URLs for Nuclei¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --crawl-only --format txt|grep -E '^http' > nuclei_targets.txt

Run Nuclei on discovered URLs¶

nuclei -l nuclei_targets.txt -t /path/to/nuclei-templates/ ### Nuclei Integrationbash

Increase crawling timeout¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --timeout 60

Reduce crawling depth¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --depth 1

Skip problematic URLs¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --skip-crawl "/problematic-path"

Use different user agent¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Scanner)" ## Fehlerbehebungbash

Debug authentication¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --auth-user admin --auth-password secret -v 2

wapiti -u http://target.com --cookie "session=valid_session_id"

Test authentication manually first¶

curl -u admin:secret http://target.com/protected ### Häufige Problemebash

Reduce scan scope¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --max-pages 50

Increase delays¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --delay 3

Use fewer modules¶

wapiti -u http://target.com -m "sql,xss"

Set scan time limit¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --max-scan-time 1800 #### Crawling-Problemebash

Disable SSL verification¶

wapiti -u https://target.com --verify-ssl 0

Use specific SSL version¶

wapiti -u https://target.com --ssl-version TLSv1.2

Debug SSL issues¶

wapiti -u https://target.com -v 2 --verify-ssl 0 #### Authentifizierungsproblemebash

Enable verbose logging¶

wapiti -u http://target.com -v 2

Save debug information¶

wapiti -u http://target.com -v 2 2>&1|tee wapiti_debug.log

Test specific module¶

wapiti -u http://target.com -m sql -v 2

Dry run (crawl only)¶

wapiti -u http://target.com --crawl-only -v 1 ```#### Leistungsprobleme https://wapiti-scanner.github.io/###

SSL/TLS Probleme¶

https://github.com/wapiti-scanner/wapiti##

Debugging und Logging¶

https://owasp.org/www-project-web-security-testing-guide/#

Ressourcen¶

https://owasp.org/www-community/Vulnerability_Scanning_Tools- Offizielle Wapiti-Dokumentation https://www.sans.org/white-papers/2178/- Wapiti GitHub Repository

Wapiti Cheat Sheet¶

Überblick¶

Installation¶

Python-Paket-Installation¶

System-Paket-Installation¶

Docker-Installation¶

Manuelle Installation¶

Grundlegende Nutzung¶

Einfacher Schwachstellenscan¶

Crawling-Optionen¶

Authentifizierung¶

Schwachstellen-Module¶

Verfügbare Module¶

Modulspezifische Scans¶

Erweiterte Konfiguration¶

Proxy- und Netzwerkeinstellungen¶

Crawling-Konfiguration¶

Ausgabe und Berichterstattung¶

Spezialisierte Scans¶

API-Testing¶

Formularbasierte Tests¶

Sitzungsmanagement¶

Benutzerdefinierte Payloads und Regeln¶

Benutzerdefinierte Payload-Dateien¶

Konfigurationsdateien¶

Benutzerdefinierte Angriffsmodule¶

Automatisierungsskripte¶

Umfassender Scanning-Skript¶

!/bin/bash¶

Comprehensive web application security scan¶

Basic vulnerability scan¶

Deep SQL injection scan¶

XSS focused scan¶

File inclusion scan¶

Backup file detection¶

Security headers check¶

Generate summary¶

Save summary¶

!/bin/bash¶

Continuous web application monitoring¶

Configuration¶

Main monitoring loop¶

!/bin/bash¶

CI/CD pipeline integration script¶

Run Wapiti scan¶

Process results¶

Exit with error code if vulnerabilities found and fail_on_vuln is true¶

Use Burp as proxy for Wapiti¶

Export discovered URLs to Burp¶

Use ZAP as proxy¶

Generate ZAP-compatible report¶

Extract URLs for Nuclei¶

Run Nuclei on discovered URLs¶

Increase crawling timeout¶

Reduce crawling depth¶

Skip problematic URLs¶

Use different user agent¶

Debug authentication¶

Use cookie authentication instead¶

Test authentication manually first¶

Reduce scan scope¶

Increase delays¶

Use fewer modules¶

Set scan time limit¶

Disable SSL verification¶

Use specific SSL version¶

Debug SSL issues¶

Enable verbose logging¶

Save debug information¶

Test specific module¶

Dry run (crawl only)¶

SSL/TLS Probleme¶

Debugging und Logging¶

Ressourcen¶