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diff --git a/wapiti/.SRCINFO b/wapiti/.SRCINFO
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-pkgbase = wapiti
-        pkgdesc = Comprehensive web app vulnerability scanner written in Python
-        pkgver = 3.1.3
-        pkgrel = 1
-        url = https://wapiti-scanner.github.io
-        changelog = ChangeLog
-        arch = any
-        license = GPL
-        makedepends = python-setuptools
-        depends = python
-        depends = python-requests
-        depends = python-beautifulsoup4
-        depends = python-lxml
-        depends = python-yaswfp
-        depends = python-browser-cookie3
-        depends = python-mako
-        depends = python-python-socks
-        depends = python-tld
-        depends = python-httpx
-        depends = python-aiocache
-        depends = python-aiosqlite
-        depends = python-sqlalchemy
-        depends = python-loguru
-        depends = python-cryptography
-        optdepends = python-requests-kerberos: Kerberos authentication
-        optdepends = python-requests-ntlm: NTLM authentication
-        options = zipman
-        source = https://github.com/wapiti-scanner/wapiti/releases/download/3.1.3/wapiti3-3.1.3.tar.gz
-        sha256sums = 83ffef39199f92f530f7de7b47dbfb93ab2c9c97d3bbee93473084cba5796c61
-pkgname = wapiti
diff --git a/wapiti/ChangeLog b/wapiti/ChangeLog
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-09/07/2022
-    Wapiti 3.1.3
-    Reports: Add a new --detailed-report option that will put HTTP responses (headers and bodies) in the report.
-    Crawler: Add a new --mitm-port option that will replace the crawler with an intercepting proxy (mitmproxy)
-    Core: Dropped support of Python 3.7
-13/05/2022
-    Wapiti 3.1.2
-    mod_http_headers: Deprecate X-XSS-Protection header
-    mod_drupal_enum: Reduce false positives
-    mod_csp: Rework some WSTG categories
-    Crawler: Fix crash caused by unclosed async httpx responses
-23/02/2022
-    Wapiti 3.1.1
-    Crawler: Fix a bug preventing Wapiti to scan websites with bad ciphers (SSL 3, TLS 1.0 for example)
-    Report: Add some unicode emojis in the HTML report to indicate the criticality of each vulnerability
-    XXE: more payloads to target non-PHP applications + raise a warning when the DTD file was reached by the target but exfiltration didn't succeed
-    CLI: --update option will only update chosen modules
-    CLI: New --data option allows to launch attacks on a single POST request. This option expect a url-encoded string.
-06/02/2022
-    Wapiti 3.1.0
-    Crawler: Fix passing named "button" tags in HTML forms
-    Modules: Skip modules that fails to load properly (missing dependencies, code error, etc)
-    Log4Shell: Attack POST parameters too, support for attacks on VMWare vSphere and some Apache products (Struts, Druid and Solr)
-    CSRF: Django anti-CSRF token added to the whitelist
-    Modules: Added references to WSTG code for each supported attack, separate Reflected XSS from Stored XSS in reports
-    Crawler: Improved the parsing of HTML redirections (meta refresh)
-    HashThePlanet: Added a new module to detect technologies and software versions based on the hashes of files.
-    Crawler: Removed httpx-socks dependencies in favor of builtin SOCKS support in httpx. SOCKS support is fixed.
-    Crawler: Upgraded httpcore to latest version in order to fix the ValueError exception that could occur on modules with high concurrency (buster, nikto)
-    Core: Load correctly resources if Wapiti is running from an egg file.
-15/12/2021
-    Wapiti 3.0.9
-    CLI: New "passive" module option allows to use less aggressives modules only
-    WP_ENUM: Improve detection of Wordpress
-    SSL: New module to check TLS/SSL configuration, powered by SSLyze
-    Log4Shell: New attack module to detect the infamous vulnerability
-18/11/2021
-    Wapiti 3.0.8
-    CLI: prevent users from using -a without specifying --auth-type (and vice versa)
-    Crawler: Upgrade HTTP related dependencies (httpx, httpcore, httpx-socks)
-14/10/2021
-    Wapiti 3.0.7
-    Crawler: Extract URLs from AngularJS based websites
-    Crawler: Support HTTP responses compressed with Brotli
-    Crawler: Fix handling of upload forms (due to moving to httpx), handling of button fields having a value
-    CLI: Added option to log output to a file
-    Modules: Increased speed of modules Nikto, buster, drupal_enum, brute_login_form thank to concurrency
-    Modules: Added a module to detect subdomain takeovers
-    XSS: Removed references to wapiti3.ovh for XSS payloads
-    Modules: Fixed some false positives in modules backup, Nikto and SQL
-    Modules: Upgrade Wappalyzer module
-    Crawler: Upgrade HTTP related dependencies (httpx, httpcore)
-13/05/2021
-    Wapiti 3.0.5
-    SQL: boolean based blind SQL injection support added
-    Report: added CSV as output format
-    Cookie: you can drop cookies from HTTP responses with --drop-set-cookie
-    Cookie: you can load cookies from your browser with -c <chrome or firefox>
-    Session: fixed an issue that could cause URLs being rescanned when resuming a session
-    CMS: New modules to detect versions and installed modules for Wordpress and Drupal
-    Fingerprinting: several issues fixed on mod_wapp
-    Crawler: HTTP requests are processed concurrently for faster crawling. Check the new --tasks option.
-20/02/2021
-    Wapiti 3.0.4
-    XSS: improved context awareness of HTML webpage, payloads can now use the existing HTML tags without closing them
-    XSS: greatly reduced number of false negatives while slightly reducing false positives
-    XSS: the module will also check for the CSP header and warn if reflection was found while a strong CSP seems present
-    XSS: reduced memory and CPU consumption
-    XSS: added more payloads to bypass filters and WAF
-    Exec: added a few more payloads
-    SQL: more heuristics to detect DBMS used on the target
-    Wappalyzer module allows to detect software used by a website, along with versions
-    New module to check the security settings of Cookies (HttpOnly, secure, etc)
-    New module to check the security settings for HTTP headers (Strict-Transport-Security, X-Frame-Options, etc)
-    New module to check the security settings for Content-Security-Policy
-    New module to check for forms vulnerable to CSRF (either no anti-CSRF token is present or it is not well implemented)
-    New module to brute-force found login forms with known default credentials (admin/admin, demo/demo, etc)
-    New --update option allows to get last updates for detections databases (Wappalyzer and Nikto)
-    New --max-attack-time options allows to limit the execution time of each attack module
-    New --store-config options allows to set the path for Wapiti configuration files (detection databases)
-    Combining the new "-a post" authentication option along with -s allows to login on the target without using wapiti-getcookie
-    Removed jQuery dependency
-    Fixed several issues with endpoints
-20/02/2020
-    Wapiti 3.0.3
-    An important work was made to reduce false positives in XSS detections.
-    That research involved scanning more than 1 million websites to discover those issues.
-    More details here: http://devloop.users.sourceforge.net/index.php?article217/one-crazy-month-of-web-vulnerability-scanning
-02/09/2019
-    Wapiti 3.0.2
-    New XXE module cans end payloads in parameters, query string, file uploads and raw body.
-    New module for detection Open Redirect vulnerabilities (header based our HTML meta based or JS based).
-    Fixed domain scope scanning.
-    Reduced false positives in attack modules (specially time based ones).
-    Reduced invalid links generated by js analysis and ignore obviously malformed HTML links.
-    Do not crawl CSS files and remove query strings from JS files when crawling.
-    Improved and changed existing payloads.
-    Improved extracting forms from HTML pages (radio buttons / select, ...)
-    Support for more POST enctypes (sending XML or JSON for example, currently only leveraged by mod_xxe)
-    --store-session option allow to specify a path where .db and .pkl files are stored.
-    --endpoint --internal-endpoint --external-endpoint options to set your own endpoint and receive requests from target
-    Authentications options can now be used with wapiti-getcookie.
-    Js parser can now deal with HTML comments.
-    More comprehensive choices when doing Ctrl+C during scan (eg: 'c' to continue, 'q' to quit)
-    Fixed lot of bugs thank to received crash dumps.
-11/05/2018
-    Wapiti 3.0.1
-    New module mod_methods to detect interesting methods which might be allowed by scripts (PUT, PROPFIND, etc)
-    New module mod_ssrf to detect Server Side Request Forgery vulnerabilities (requires Internet access)
-    Improved mod_xss and mod_permanentxss modules to reduce false positives.
-    Changed some XSS payloads for something more visual (banner at top the the webpage).
-    Changed bug reporting URL.
-    Fixed issue #54 in lamejs JS parser.
-    Removed lxml and libxml2 as a dependency. That parser have difficulties to parse exotic encodings.
-03/01/2017
-    Release of Wapiti 3.0.0
-02/01/2018
-    Added --list-modules and --resume-crawl options.
-23/12/2017
-    Ported to Python3.
-    Persister rewritten to use sqlite3 databases (for session management).
-    Added ascii-art because you know... it's an attack tool so it's required feature.
-    Changed output format (stdout) to something more like sqlmap output.
-    python-lxml and libxml2 are required dependencies unless you opt-out with --with-html5lib at setup.
-    SOCKS5 proxy support is back.
-    New -u mandatory option must be use to specify the base URL.
-    Added -d (--depth) option to limit the maximum depth of links following.
-    Added -H (--header) option to add HTTP headers to every request.
-    Added -A (--user-agent) option to set the User-Agent string.
-    Added --skip option to skip parameters during attacks.
-    Added -S (--scan-force) option to control the ammount of requests sent for attacks.
-    Added --max-parameters to not attack URLs anf forms having more than X input parameters.
-    Added -l (--level) option to allow attacking query strings without parameters.
-    Added --max-scan-time option to stop the scan after the given amount of minutes.
-    Added a buster module for directory and file busting.
-    Added a Shellshock detection module.
-    Added buitin list of well known parameters to skip during attack.
-    More control on execution flow when KeyboardInterrupt is triggered.
-    Reduced false-positives situations on time-based attacks (mainly blind_sql)
-    Replace getopt for argparse.
-    Fixed bugs related to obtaining user's locale (issue #20).
-    Enhancement to support new CVE notation [issue 37).
-    Can now report minor issues (notices) besides anomalies and vulnerabilities.
-    Added mod_delay module to report time consuming webpages.
-    Renamed some options (should be easier to remember).
-    More exec, file, xss payloads.
-    Fixed a bug with JSON cookie management for IPv6 addresses and custom ports.
-    XSS attack module can escape HTML comments for payload generation.
-    Fixed -r issue on URLs having only one parameter.
-    No SSL/TLS check by default (--verify-ssl behavior).
-    Added a Mutator class for easy payload injection in parameters.
-    Rewrote report generators, added Mako as a dependency for HTML reports. Less JS.
-    Crash report are send to a website, opt-out with --no-bugreport.
-    Improvements on backup, sql and exec modules submitted by Milan Bartos.
-    Payload files can now include special flags that will be interpreted by Wapiti.
-    wapiti-cookie and wapiti-getcookie were merged in a new wapiti-getcookie tool.
-20/10/2013
-        Version 2.3.0
-        Fixed a colosseum of bugs, especially related to unicode.
-        Software is much more stable.
-        New report template for HTML (using Kube CSS).
-        Using v2.1.5 of Nikto database for mod_nikto.
-        Replaced httplib2 with (python-)requests for everything related to HTTP.
-        Remove BeautifulSoup from package. It is still required however.
-        Core rewrite (PEP8 + more Pythonic)
-        New payloads for the backup, XSS, blind SQL, exec and file modules + more
-        detection rules.
-        So many improvements on lswww (crawler) that I can't make a list here. But
-        Wapiti reached 48% on Wivet.
-        Wapiti cookie format is now based on JSON.
-        Removed SOCKS proxy support (you will have to use a HTTP to SOCKS proxy).
-        Added a HTTPResource class for easier module creation.
-        Code restructuration for better setup.
-        Attack of parameters in query string even for HTTP POST requests.
-        Attack on file uploads (injection in file names).
-        Simpler (and less buggy) colored output with -c.
-        A CURL PoC is given for each vulnerability/anomaly found + raw HTTP
-        request representation in reports.
-        No more parameter reordering + can handle parameters repetition.
-        Added a JSON report generator + fixed the HTML report generator.
-        Added an option to not check SSL certificates.
-        mod_xss : noscipt tag escaping.
-        Can work on parameters that don't have a value in query string.
-        mod_crlf is not activated by default anymore (must call it with -m).
-        Startings URLs (-s) will be fetched even if out of scope.
-        Proxy support for wapiti-getcookie. and wapiti-cookie.
-        Attempt to bring an OpenVAS report generator.
-        Added an home-made SWF parser to extract URLs from flash files.
-        Added an home-made (and more than basic) JS interpreter based on the
-        pynarcissus parser. Lot of work still needs to be done on this.
-        New logo and webpage at wapiti.sf.net.
-        Added german and malaysian translations.
-        Added a script to create standalone archive for Windows (with py2exe).
-29/12/2009
-    Version 2.2.1 (already)
-        Bugfixes only
-        Fixed a bug in lswww if root url is not given complete.
-        Fixed a bug in lswww with a call to BeautifulSoup made on non text files.
-        Fixed a bug that occured when verbosity = 2. Unicode error on stderr.
-        Check the document's content-type and extension before attacking files on
-        the query string.
-        Added a timeout check in the nikto module when downloading the database.
-28/12/2009
-        Version 2.2.0
-        Added a manpage.
-        Internationalization : translations of Wapiti in spanish and french.
-        Options -k and -i allow the scan to be saved and restored later.
-        Added option -b to set the scope of the scan based on the root url given.
-        Wrote a library to save handle cookies and save them in XML format.
-        Modules are now loaded dynamically with a dependency system.
-        Rewrote the -m option used to activate / deactivate attack modules.
-        New module to search for backup files of scripts on the target webserver.
-        New module to search for weakly configured .htaccess.
-        New module to search dangerous files based on the Nikto database.
-        Differ "raw" XSS from "urlencoded" XSS.
-        Updated BeautifulSoup to version 3.0.8.
-        Better encoding support for webpages (convert to Unicode)
-        Added "resource consumption" as a vulnerability type.
-        Fixed bug ID 2779441 "Python Version 2.5 required?"
-        Fixed bug with special characters in HTML reports.
-05/04/2008
-        Added more patterns for file handling vulnerabilities in PHP.
-        Added GET_SQL and POST_SQL as modules (-m) for attacks.
-        Modifier getcookie.py and cookie.py so they try to get the cookies
-        even if cookielib fails.
-27/03/2007
-        Updated ChangeLogs
-26/03/2009
-        Fixed bug ID 2433127. Comparison was made with HTTP error codes
-        on numeric values but httplib2 return the status code as a string.
-        Forbid httplib2 to handle HTTP redirections. Wapiti and lswww will
-        take care of this (more checks on urls...)
-        Fixed a bug with Blind SQL attacks (the same attack could be launched
-        several times)
-        Fixed an error in blindSQLPayloads.txt.
-        Changed the error message when Wapiti don't get any data from lswww.
-        Verifications to be sure blind SQL attacks won't be launched if "standard"
-        SQL attacks works.
-25/03/2009
-        Exported blind SQL payloads from the code. Now in config file
-        blindSQLPayloads.txt.
-        Set timeout for time-based BSQL attacks to timetout used for HTTP
-        requests + 1 second.
-        Added Blind SQL as a type of vulnerability in the report generator.
-        More verbosity for permanent XSS scan.
-        More docstrings.
-        Updated the REAME.
-24/03/2009
-        Added some docstring to the code.
-        Removed warnign on alpha code.
-        First Blind SQL Injection implementation in Wapiti.
-        Fixed some timeout errors.
-22/03/2009
-        Fixed character encoding error in sql injection module.
-        Changed the md5 and sha1 import in httplib2 to hashlib.
-28/11/2008
-        Google Charts API is added to generate the charts of the reports.
-15/11/2008
-        Re-integration of standard HTTP proxies in httplib2.
-        Integration of HTTP CONNECT tunneling in Wapiti.
-        Fixed bug ID 2257654 "getcookie.py error missing action in html form"
-02/11/2008
-        Integraded the proxy implementation of httplib2 in Wapiti.
-        Can now use SOCKSv5 and SOCKSv4 proxies.
-22/10/2008
-        Fixed a bug with Cookie headers.
-19/10/2008
-        Remplaced urllib2 by httplib2.
-        Wapiti now use persistent HTTP connections, speed up the scan.
-        Included a python SOCKS library.
-09/10/2008
-        Version 2.0.0-beta
-  Added the possibility to generate reports of the vulnerabilities found
-  in HTML, XML or plain-text format. See options -o and -f.
-        HTTP authentification now works.
-        Added the option -n (or --nice) to prevent endless loops during scanning.
-        More patterns for SQL vulnerability detection
-        Code refactoring : more clear and more object-oriented
-        New XSS function is now fully implemented
-  The payloads have been separated from the code into configuration files.
-        Updated BeautifulSoup
-15/09/2008
-  Version 1.1.7-alpha
-        Use GET method if not specified in "method" tag
-        Keep an history of XSS payloads
-        New XSS engine for GET method using a list of payloads to bypass filters
-        New module HTTP.py for http requests
-        Added fpassthru to file handling warnings
-        Added a new new detection string for MS-SQL, submitted by Joe McCray
-28/01/2007
-        Version 1.1.6
-        New version of lswww
-24/10/2006
-        Version 1.1.5
-        Wildcard exclusion with -x (--exclude) option
-22/10/2006
-        Fixed a typo in wapiti.py (setAuthCreddentials : one 'd' is enough)
-        Fixed a bug with set_auth_credentials.
-07/10/2006
-        Version 1.1.4
-        Some modifications have been made on getccokie.py so it can work
-        on Webmin (and probably more web applications)
-        Added -t (--timeout) option to set the timeout in seconds
-        Added -v (--verbose) option to set the verbosity. Three available
-        modes :
-        0: only print found vulnerabilities
-        1: print current attacked urls (existing urls)
-        2: print every attack payload and url (very much information... good
-        for debugging)
-        Wapiti is much more modular and comes with some functions to set scan
-        and attack options... look the code ;)
-        Some defaults options are available as "modules" with option -m
-        (--module) :
-        GET_XSS: only scan for XSS with HTTP GET method (no post)
-        POST_XSS: XSS attacks using POST and not GET
-        GET_ALL: every attack without POST requests
-12/08/2006
-        Version 1.1.3
-        Fixed the timeout bug with chunked responses
-        (ID = 1536565 on SourceForge)
-09/08/2006
-        Version 1.1.2
-        Fixed a bug with HTTP 500 and POST attacks
-05/08/2006
-        Version 1.1.1
-        Fixed the UnboundLocalError due to socket timeouts
-        (bug ID = 1534415 on SourceForge)
-27/07/2006
-        Version 1.1.0 with urllib2
-        Detection string for mysql_error()
-        Changed the mysql payload (see http://shiflett.org/archive/184 )
-        Modification of the README file
-22/07/2006
-        Added CRLF Injection.
-20/07/2006
-        Added LDAP Injection and Command Execution (eval, system, passthru...)
-11/07/2006
-        -r (--remove) option to remove parameters from URLs
-        Support for Basic HTTP Auth added but don't work with Python 2.4.
-        Proxy support.
-        Now use cookie files (option "-c file" or "--cookie file")
-        -u (--underline) option to highlight vulnerable parameter in URL
-        Detect more vulnerabilities.
-04/07/2006:
-        Now attacks scripts using QUERY_STRING as a parameter
-        (i.e. http://server/script?attackme)
-23/06/2006:
-        Version 1.0.1
-        Can now use cookies !! (use -c var=data or --cookie var=data)
-        Two utilities added : getcookie.py (interactive) and cookie.py (command line) to get a cookie.
-        Now on Sourceforge
-25/04/2006:
-        Version 1.0.0
diff --git a/wapiti/PKGBUILD b/wapiti/PKGBUILD
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-# Maintainer : Yigit Sever <yigit at yigitsever dot com>
-# Contributor :  Kr1ss $(echo \<kr1ss+x-yandex+com\>|sed s/\+/./g\;s/\-/@/)
-# Contributor : mickael9 <mickael9 at gmail dot com>
-pkgname=wapiti
-pkgver=3.1.3
-_name="$pkgname${pkgver:0:1}"
-pkgrel=1
-pkgdesc='Comprehensive web app vulnerability scanner written in Python'
-arch=('any')
-url="https://$pkgname-scanner.github.io"
-license=('GPL')
-makedepends=('python-setuptools')
-depends=('python' 'python-requests' 'python-beautifulsoup4' 'python-lxml' 'python-yaswfp'
-         'python-browser-cookie3' 'python-mako' 'python-python-socks' 'python-tld' 'python-httpx'
-         'python-aiocache' 'python-aiosqlite' 'python-sqlalchemy' 'python-loguru' 'python-cryptography')
-optdepends=('python-requests-kerberos: Kerberos authentication'
-            'python-requests-ntlm: NTLM authentication')
-options=('zipman')
-changelog=ChangeLog
-source=("https://github.com/$pkgname-scanner/$pkgname/releases/download/$pkgver/$_name-$pkgver.tar.gz")
-sha256sums=('83ffef39199f92f530f7de7b47dbfb93ab2c9c97d3bbee93473084cba5796c61')
-prepare() {
-  rm -rf "$_name-$pkgver/tests"
-}
-build() {
-  cd "$_name-$pkgver"
-  sed -i '/mitmproxy==8.0.0/s/==8.0.0/>=8.0.0/' setup.py
-  sed -i '/dnspython==2.1.0/s/==2.1.0/>=2.1.0/' setup.py
-  sed -i '/cryptography==36.0.2/s/==36.0.2/>=36.0.2/' setup.py
-  sed -i '/browser-cookie3==0.11.4/s/==0.11.4/>=0.11.4/' setup.py
-  sed -i '/importlib_metadata==3.7.2/s/==3.7.2/>=3.7.2/' setup.py
-  python setup.py build
-}
-package() {
-  cd "$_name-$pkgver"
-  PYTHONHASHSEED=0 python setup.py install --root="$pkgdir" --optimize=1 --skip-build
-}