Vulnerability Analysis

Artemis – A Modular Vulnerability Scanner For Enhanced Website Security

Artemis is a modular vulnerability scanner. It’s the tool that powers CERT PL scanning activities by checking various aspects of website security and building easy-to-read messages ready to be sent to the scanned organizations.

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If you want to use additional modules that weren’t included here due to non-BSD-compatible licenses, browse to the Artemis-modules-extra repository.

If you want to modify/develop Artemis, read Development first.

Artemis is experimental software, under active development – use at your own risk.

To chat about Artemis, join the Discord server:

Features

For an up-to-date list of features, please refer to the documentation. The most important one is the possibility to easily export reports such as:

The following addresses contain version control system data

Making a code repository public may allow an attacker to learn the inner workings of a system, and if it contains passwords or API keys – also gain unauthorized access. Such data shouldn’t be publicly available.

The following addresses contain old Joomla versions

If a site is no longer used, we recommend shutting it down to eliminate the risk of exploitation of known vulnerabilities in older Joomla versions. Otherwise, we recommend regular Joomla core and plugin updates.

The possibility to automatically prepare such reports enabled us to notify entities in our constituency about hundreds of thousands of vulnerabilities.

Development

To start a locally modified version of Artemis, run:

 ./scripts/start_dev

This script automatically copies the example environment file (env.example) to .env if it doesn’t exist. You can then configure the settings in the .env file according to your needs.

This includes customizing the user-agent by setting the CUSTOM_USER_AGENT variable, as well as other relevant parameters.

For a complete list of configuration variables and their descriptions, please refer to the Configuration section in the documentation.

The Artemis image is then built locally (from the code you are developing) not downloaded from Docker Hub.

For web, you will also be able to see the results of code modifications on the page without reloading the entire container.

For more information click here.

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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