Nuclei parser
A Nuclei output parser for CLI
Installation
pip install nucleiparser
Manually installation
git clone https://github.com/sinkmanu/nucleiparser
cd nucleiparser
python3 setup.py install
Usage
Usage: nparse [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FILE, --file=FILE FILE with json output. If no FILE, uses stdin
-c COLUMNS, --colums=COLUMNS
Columns to print (e.g. template-id,url,info.severity)
-s SORT, --sort-by=SORT
Sort by arg (e.g. info.severity)
-P, --pretty Pretty print (default)
-C, --csv CSV print
FILTER OPTIONS:
--fs=FILTER, --filter-severity=FILTER
Filter level of severity (unknown, info, low, medium,
high, critical). Comma separated list for more than
one
--ft=FILTER, --filter-template=FILTER
Filter by template-id. Comma separated list for more
than one
--fu=FILTER, --filter-url=FILTER
Filter by url. Comma separated list for more than one
--fh=FILTER, --filter-host=FILTER
Filter by host. Comma separated list for more than one
Examples
cat example.com_nuclei.json | nparse
+---------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+---------------+
| template-id | url | info.severity |
+---------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+---------------+
| options-method | https://investor.example.com | info |
| generic-tokens | https://investor.example.com | unknown |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://api-weighted-production.example.com | info |
| xss-deprecated-header | https://investor.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://go.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://clk.email.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://eclick.example.com | info |
| aws-bucket-service | http://tools.example.com | info |
| aws-bucket-service | https://get.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://get.example.com | info |
| aws-bucket-service | http://beta.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://drivers.example.com | info |
| aws-bucket-service | https://take.example.com | info |
| aws-cloudfront-service | https://take.example.com | info |
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Hacking
Pull requests are welcome.
License
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