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Pocsploit : A Lightweight, Flexible And Novel Open Source Poc Verification Framework

pocsploit is a lightweight, flexible and novel open source poc verification framework.

Pain points of the POC framework in the market

  • There are too many params, I don’t know how to get started, but only some of them are commonly used.
  • YAML poc framework(like nuclei & xray) is not flexible enough. the conversion cost is very high when writing poc. Sometimes it’s hard when encountering non-http protocols. (only hex can be used)
  • Sometimes POC has false positives, which can be avoided by accurate fingerprint matching.
  • It is heavily dependent on the framework. Poc in pocsploit can be used in the framework and can also be used alone.

Advantages of pocsploit

  • Lighter, does not depend on the framework, a single poc can run
  • Easier to rewrite Poc
  • More flexible (compared to nuclei, xray, goby, etc.)
  • Fewer false positives, providing fingerprint prerequisite judgment, you can first judge whether the site has the fingerprint of a certain component, and then perform POC verification, which is more accurate
  • There are many ways to use, providing poc / exp
  • Detailed vulnerability information display
  • Poc ecological sustainability: I will continue to update the Poc to modules/, and welcome everyone to join us Contribute Poc

Encountered code/poc issues, please Submit issue

Poc Statistics

cvecnnvdothers
3457102

Usage

Install requirements

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

poc to verify single website

python3 pocsploit.py -iS “http://xxxx/” -r “modules/” -t 100 –poc

specific poc

python3 pocslpoit.py -iS “http://xxxxx” -r “modules/vulnerabilities/thinkphp/thinkphp-5022-rce.py” –poc

exp to exploit many websites (with urls in a file)

python3 pocslpoit.py -iF “urls.txt” -r “modules/vulnerabilities/” –exp

Output to file & console quiet mode

python3 pocslpoit.py -iS “http://xxxx” -r “modules/vulnerabilities/” –poc -o result/result.log -q

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