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@7a : While leaving 2 w3af processes running overnight, it probably crashed the VM, because all apps were closed incorrectly, upon reboot, OWTF is COMPLETELY UNABLE to show ANY of the following (EVEN IF started from the same directory):
Targets
Rankings
Workers
Worklist
In essence, when this happens, ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING is lost and the ONLY hope for the pentester is to use the files saved to disk in the owtf_review directory.
This is unacceptable and should be fixed ASAP.
UPDATE:
Workaround use the filesystem OWTF service and use the built-in “visited link” browser functionality as a “has viewed tool output vs. has not”.
This has been fixed. The root cause are a few plugins which halt the execution of other plugins in the queue and OWTF loses all data for the halted plugin.
@7a : While leaving 2 w3af processes running overnight, it probably crashed the VM, because all apps were closed incorrectly, upon reboot, OWTF is COMPLETELY UNABLE to show ANY of the following (EVEN IF started from the same directory):
In essence, when this happens, ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING is lost and the ONLY hope for the pentester is to use the files saved to disk in the owtf_review directory.
This is unacceptable and should be fixed ASAP.
i.e. http://127.0.0.1:8010/ ← lists tool output in a relatively friendly way
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