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It looks like you're using Nuclei 2.8.3, however, Nuclei 2.8.6 is the latest release version, I'd upgrade to that and try again. |
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I wish I could say I could reproduce the behavior, but my template testing ground shows nuclei appears to be working as intended... |
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the diffrence is thatt you are loading fuzzing templates in first. i am just giving a target and let all templates scan. just do a test with all templates with "./nuclei - target www.domain.com". and upload the result. |
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Second screenshot is 2583 templates from the 9.3.4 release minus the boring info/low severity ones. I have nothing more to add. Someone else should chime in. |
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@vikisec nuclei find vulnerability based on the template you were running, and I don't see the target website has any vulnerability that can be detected from the default set of nuclei templates; some of them can be found using fuzzing templates, and you can write more custom template to find more. |
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nuclei is not finding security vulnerabilities in a vulnerrable website. tried it with different websites but same result. refer the screen shot attached below
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