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Currently, the format of auxiliary module logging varies from module to module, and when a module is successful, it mostly outputs logging via print_good.
However, since the module for detecting vulnerabilities and the module for searching simple information exist together in the auxiliary module, it is difficult to determine whether or not the target is vulnerable at a glance
It would be good to divide the logging method to determine at a glance whether the target is vulnerable.
It will not be easy because there are many existing modules, but it would be nice to have such a function.
Basic example
It would be good to divide the logging method to determine at a glance whether the target is vulnerable.
like print_vuln and print_info
Motivation
The use of auxiliary modules is likely to be much easier.
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the format of auxiliary module logging varies from module to module,
Adding to this; Auxiliary scanner modules that run against multiple hosts in parallel can often be very quiet by default, even when run against one host - which can also be confusing to end users.
Summary
Currently, the format of auxiliary module logging varies from module to module, and when a module is successful, it mostly outputs logging via print_good.
However, since the module for detecting vulnerabilities and the module for searching simple information exist together in the auxiliary module, it is difficult to determine whether or not the target is vulnerable at a glance
It would be good to divide the logging method to determine at a glance whether the target is vulnerable.
It will not be easy because there are many existing modules, but it would be nice to have such a function.
Basic example
It would be good to divide the logging method to determine at a glance whether the target is vulnerable.
like print_vuln and print_info
Motivation
The use of auxiliary modules is likely to be much easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: