Nucleimonst3r: introduction, features and installation

Nucleimonst3r is a high-speed vulnerability scanner developed for bug hunters and Red Team members who need to quickly and efficiently identify potential targets for attacks. The tool grabs URLs for a specific domain and filters them based on certain extensions. The filtered URLs are then checked using the httpx tool and the results are saved in a file called "httpx_output.txt". This output is used by nuclei to scan URLs for vulnerabilities, prompting the user which patterns to use.

Main features of Nucleimonst3r

Nucleimonst3r offers several advanced features for customizing your scan, including the ability to specify a custom location for saving results and the ability to view statistics of the running scan. Statistics can be viewed in the console or saved to an output file in JSONL format. The user can also specify the number of seconds to wait between one statistical update and the next. Among the main features of Nucleimonst3r: advanced scanning techniques, dynamic pattern generation, real-time scan statistics, detailed report generation and integration with other tools, such as httpx and waybackurls.

Requirements for using Nucleimonst3r

To use Nucleimonst3r, you need to have the following tools installed: nuclei, httpx and waybackurls. To install nuclei and httpx on Kali Linux, the respective commands are used, while waybackurls can be installed with a specific command. You also need to ensure that the templates location is set to /root/nuclei-templates/. To install the necessary tools, the user must follow the following steps: install Go on the system, clone the core and httpx repositories from GitHub, build and install core and httpx using the above commands, install figlet and lolcat, create a folder called "nuclei-templates" in the /root/ directory and copy the required templates into this folder.

Installing Nucleimonst3r

To install Nucleimonst3r, you need to clone the repository from GitHub, change to the Nucleimonst3r directory, make the Nucleimonst3r.sh script executable, and run it. The script will ask the user to provide the domain and then ask to choose which templates to use. By following these guidelines, users can configure and use Nucleimonst3r to identify and fix vulnerabilities in their systems efficiently and reliably.