RobotFramework for ThreatPlaybook
Installation
pip install Playbot
Initialize
| Playbot | test-project | target-name | threatplaybook-host |
Keywords
Login
| login | email | password |
Create Project
| create project |
create target
| create target | url |
Bandit Results
| manage bandit results | resultsfile |
NodeJSScan Results
| manage nodejsscan results | resultsfile |
NPMAudit Results
| manage npmaudit results | resultsfile |
OWASP ZAP Results
| manage zap results | resultsfile |
Create New Scan
| create new scan | tool-name |
Create New Vulnerability
| create new vulnerability | vul-dictionary |
Vulnerability Dictionary should have: * name * cwe * description * scan-name * target * severity (integer, 3,2,1) * evidences (array): * name * url * param
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for Playbot 3.2.1
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Security for Playbot 3.2.1
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