ProjectDiscovery

Most of you probably don't know, but ProjectDiscovery has been maintained in free-time, and we have been doing it so for the past 2 years. It was initially started when we met through the subfinder repository [https://github.com/projectdiscovery/subfinder] where we exchanged our ideas and started

The latest nuclei release has been a pretty big one with lots of new features added as well as bug fixes to existing code base. Significant new additions have been made in fuzzing as well templating capabilities of nuclei. Non-RFC Compliant Requests Earlier versions of nuclei used the base Go

If you’re reading about nuclei for the first time, we suggest you start here at this blog post which introduces the basic idea behind nuclei. Stateful Dynamic requests One of the major limitation with previous versions of nuclei was the inability to perform multi-step or chained requests making it

We’re proud to announce release of our Chaos Bug bounty recon data API today. This API will allow hackers to get instant data on targets of their choice without running any additional tools at just single hit of request. Goals behind the project Reconnaissance is complex, it requires a

Nuclei is a new breed of scanners, that moves away from the traditional model of vulnerability scanners allowing complete extensibility with a very simple and easy to use templating syntax. Introduction At its basic level, Nuclei is a scanner - it sends HTTP/DNS requests and checks for some response

Last year, we were sitting and discussing over coffee how the current reconnaissance techniques we used were outdated and cumbersome. We decided to do some research and improve the overall process. As a result, we set out to create a dataset of DNS Names. The service we created used multiple