Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
init.py
Source: init.py
...62 cmseek.clearscreen()63 cmseek.banner("Deep Scan Results")64 cmseek.result('Target: ',url)65 cmseek.result("Detected CMS: ", 'Joomla')66 cmseek.update_log('cms_name','joomla') # update log67 cmseek.result("CMS URL: ", "https://joomla.org")68 cmseek.update_log('cms_url', "https://joomla.org") # update log69 if version != '0':70 cmseek.result("Joomla Version: ", version)71 cmseek.update_log('joomla_version', version)72 if registration[0] == '1':73 cmseek.result('User registration enabled: ', registration[1])74 cmseek.update_log('user_registration_url', registration[1])75 if debug_mode =='1':76 cmseek.result('Debug mode enabled', '')77 cmseek.update_log('joomla_debug_mode', 'enabled')78 else:79 cmseek.update_log('joomla_debug_mode', 'disabled')80 if readmefile == '1':81 cmseek.result('Readme file: ', url + '/README.txt')82 cmseek.update_log('joomla_readme_file', url + '/README.txt')83 if admin[0] > 0:84 cmseek.result('Admin URL: ', url + admin[1][0])85 admin_log = ''86 for adm in admin[1]:87 admin_log += url + '/' + adm + ','88 # print(cmseek.bold + cmseek.fgreen + " [B] " + cmseek.cln + url + '/' + adm)89 cmseek.update_log('joomla_backup_files', admin_log)90 print('\n')91 if directories[0] > 0:92 cmseek.result('Open directories: ', str(directories[0]))93 cmseek.success('Open directory url: ')94 dirs = ''95 for dir in directories[1]:96 dirs += url + '/' + dir + ','97 print(cmseek.bold + cmseek.fgreen + " [>] " + cmseek.cln + url + dir)98 cmseek.update_log('directory_listing', dirs)99 print('\n')100 if backups[0] > 0:101 cmseek.result('Found potential backup file: ', str(backups[0]))102 cmseek.success('Backup URLs: ')103 bkup_log = []104 for backup in backups[1]:105 bkup_log.append(url + '/' + backup)106 print(cmseek.bold + cmseek.fgreen + " [B] " + cmseek.cln + url + '/' + backup)107 cmseek.update_log('joomla_backup_files', bkup_log, False)108 print('\n')109 if configs[0] > 0:110 cmseek.result('Found potential Config file: ', str(configs[0]))111 cmseek.success('Config URLs: ')112 conf_log = ''113 for config in configs[1]:114 conf_log += url + '/' + config + ','115 print(cmseek.bold + cmseek.fgreen + " [c] " + cmseek.cln + url + '/' + config)116 cmseek.update_log('joomla_config_files', conf_log)117 print('\n')118 if vuln_detection == '1' and vuln_count > 0:119 cmseek.result('Total joomla core vulnerabilities: ', str(vuln_count))120 cmseek.update_log("vulnerabilities_count", vuln_count)121 joomla_vulns_to_log = []122 cmseek.info('Vulnerabilities found: \n')123 for vuln in joom_vulns:124 # prepare the vuln details to be added to the log125 _vulnName = vuln.split('\\n')[0]126 _vulnRefs = []127 # TODO: try not to use a for loop here.128 for _index, _vr in enumerate(vuln.split('\\n')):129 if _index != 0:130 _vulnRefs.append(_vr)131 132 joomla_vulns_to_log.append({"name": _vulnName, "references": _vulnRefs})133 vuln = vuln.replace('\\n', cmseek.cln + '\n ')134 print(cmseek.bold + cmseek.red + '[v] ' + vuln)135 print('\n')136 cmseek.update_log("vulnerabilities", joomla_vulns_to_log, False)137 elif vuln_detection == '2':138 cmseek.update_log("vulnerabilities_count", 0)139 cmseek.warning('Couldn\'t find core vulnerabilities, No VERSION detected')140 elif vuln_detection == '3':141 cmseek.update_log("vulnerabilities_count", 0)142 cmseek.error('Core vulnerability database not found!')143 else:144 cmseek.update_log("vulnerabilities_count", 0)...
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