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Organize hierarchy by regex #25

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jpalanco opened this issue Mar 27, 2015 · 2 comments
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Organize hierarchy by regex #25

jpalanco opened this issue Mar 27, 2015 · 2 comments

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@jpalanco
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I would like to manage hierarchy of vulnerabilities (on the same IP) with regex on PATH.

For example, if you are performing a pentest (using burp) for 5 web applications and all the apps are hosted on the same IP, all the vulnerabilities will be mixed.

I think the best solution is apply rules on the vulnerabilities. For example regex on the PATH field.

For example:

http://virtualhost1/index.aspx
http://virtualhost2/index.php
http://virtualhost3/app1/index.jsp
http://virtualhost3/app2/index.jsp

Here I have 4 apps in 3 virtualhosts in 1 IP. To classify I would like to create a rule per app:

App1: ^http://virtualhost1/.*
App2: ^http://virtualhost2/.*
App3: ^http://virtualhost3/app1/.*
App4: ^http://virtualhost3/app2/.*

So instead of mix all the vulnerabilities on the same ip, it is possible to create childs to access easily to vulnerabilities.

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@fedek
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fedek commented Mar 30, 2015

Thanks, It's a nice feature, we will work on it.

Meanwhile in the WebUI, if you need to identify by a target by it's DNS name you could do the following:
screen shot 2015-03-30 at 1 51 01 am

  1. Go to the Vulnerabilities Page
  2. Add the "website" column
  3. Sort the website column by name

I hope it helps, let us know.

Thanks,

@jpalanco
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Thank you fedek!

Regards

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