dutVulnScanner 0.1.4

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DUTVulnScanner - Cross-platform Vulnerability Scanner

🔍 A comprehensive, modular vulnerability scanning framework with support for multiple scanning tools and execution environments.

Features

• Multiple Scanning Tools:
  • Recon: subfinder, naabu, httpx, nmap, whatweb, whois - Information gathering & discovery
  • Scanners: nuclei, testssl, sslscan, nikto - Vulnerability detection & SSL/TLS testing
  • Validators: dalfox, sqlmap, hydra - Vulnerability verification (opt-in)
• Local Execution: Execute scans directly on your local machine
• Smart Correlation: Automatically correlates findings from multiple tools
• Multiple Report Formats: Generate reports in HTML, JSON, PDF, and SARIF
• Customizable Profiles: Pre-configured scanning profiles for different scenarios
• Modern CLI: Beautiful command-line interface built with Typer and Rich

Installation

🚀 Quick Install (Recommended for Kali Linux)

One-command installation:

# Install globally using pipx (recommended)
pipx install git+https://github.com/DinhManhAVG/CLI-Cross-Platform.git

# Or using pip
pip install git+https://github.com/DinhManhAVG/CLI-Cross-Platform.git

Note: If pipx is not installed:

sudo apt install pipx
pipx ensurepath
source ~/.bashrc

From Source (Development)

# Clone and install
git clone https://github.com/DinhManhAVG/CLI-Cross-Platform.git
cd CLI-Cross-Platform
pip install -e .

Verify Installation

dutVulnScanner --version
dutVulnScanner --help

📖 For detailed installation instructions, see INSTALL.md

Quick Start

Interactive Shell Mode (Recommended for beginners)

Start an interactive session where you can configure and run scans without typing dutVulnScanner every time:

dutVulnScanner shell

Inside the shell:

dutVulnScanner: help                           # Show all commands
dutVulnScanner: set target example.com         # Set your target
dutVulnScanner: set profile web                # Choose a profile
dutVulnScanner: show options                   # Review settings
dutVulnScanner: scan                           # Run the scan
dutVulnScanner: exit                           # Exit shell

Command-Line Mode

Choose Your Profile

List all available profiles to see which one fits your needs:

dutVulnScanner profile list

Common Usage Scenarios

Quick Security Check (~10 min)

dutVulnScanner scan run example.com --profile quick

Basic Reconnaissance (~30 min)

dutVulnScanner scan run example.com --profile recon

Complete Discovery Pipeline (~2 hours)

Subdomain enumeration → Port scanning → HTTP probing → Service detection

dutVulnScanner scan run example.com --profile discovery_full

Web Application Testing (~1 hour)

dutVulnScanner scan run https://example.com --profile web

Vulnerability Scanning (~3 hours)

dutVulnScanner scan run example.com --profile vuln_scan

Full Security Assessment (~6 hours)

dutVulnScanner scan run target.com --profile full_scan --output full_results.json

⚠️ Deep Testing (Authorization Required!)

# XSS, SQLi, brute-force testing - Only with written permission!
dutVulnScanner scan run target.com --profile deep_test

Generate Reports

dutVulnScanner report generate results.json report.html --format html

View Profile Details

dutVulnScanner profile show recon
dutVulnScanner profile show discovery_full

List Available Profiles

dutVulnScanner profile list

Architecture

dutVulnScanner/
├── cli/                # Command-line interface (Typer)
├── core/               # Core logic (orchestrator, config, schema, correlation)
├── runners/            # Local execution environment
├── plugins/            # Security scanning plugins
│   ├── recon/         # subfinder, naabu, httpx, nmap, whatweb, whois
│   ├── scanners/      # nuclei, testssl, sslscan, nikto
│   └── validators/    # dalfox, sqlmap, hydra
├── reporting/          # Report generation (builder, templates)
└── profiles/           # Scan profiles (recon, discovery_full, vuln_scan, deep_test)

Security Warning

Important: Always ensure you have authorization before scanning any target. Unauthorized scanning may be illegal.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for a detailed list of changes and version history.