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PwnAtlas
PwnAtlas is CougarCS InfoSec's multi-API wrapper module for CVE and ExploitDB lookup. It currently features the ability to lookup CVE's by both a keyword search and by it's assigned ID. It returns a dictionary of the most important values, which can be used for many purposes, including:
- Discord Bots
- Websites
- Python Scripts
- etc.
Installation
Implementing PwnAtlas into your project is simple.
Via Source
Clone the github repository:
git clone https://github.com/diante0x7/PwnAtlas.git
Then, install the pwnatlas module using pip locally by running:
cd PwnAtlas
pip install .
From Release
Grab the most recent .whl file from the Releases tab and install it like this:
For the most recent release: PwnAtlas-0.1beta
pip install PwnAtlas-0.1b-py3-none-any.whl
From PyPi
This has not been implemented yet, but this is the ultimate goal. Once the project is formally hosted on PyPi.org, it can be installed and implemented just like any other package:
pip install pwnatlas
Implementation
You then use the module by doing this:
from pwnatlas import get as cve_get
dictionary = cve_get.by_id('CVE-2019-1040')
Support
Support CougarCS and it's InfoSec team by using, forking, and crediting this project as much as you can!
Metadata
Release files for PwnAtlas 0.1b2
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