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GBounty Profiles are customizable security test definitions used by the GBounty web scanner to identify vulnerabilities in web applications. These profiles outline a series of steps and conditions that the scanner follows during analysis, including specific requests, insertion points, and search patterns to detect vulnerabilities

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Web vulnerability profiles.

Profiles


Highly customizable website vulnerability profiles.

This repository houses various type of web vulnerability profiles contributed by security researchers and engineers.

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This project is in active development.

Profiles

What is a profile?

A profile is a manifest file, in JSON format, with the .bb2 extension, that contains all the information used by GBounty to run web vulnerability scans.

How can I use profiles?

By default, GBounty will download (clone) the latest release of this repository, containing the most recent version of each profile, and store them in the ~/.gbounty/profiles directory.

Later, whenever a new release is published, you can update them with: gbounty --update-profiles.


Additionally, you can tell GBounty to use one (or more) specific profiles, with the -p <path-to-profile> flag. For instance, in case you want to use just one profile: gbounty -p ~/.gbounty/profiles/SQLi.bb2. Or, in case you want to manage your own set of profiles in another directory.

How can I create new profiles?

To simplify the task of creating new profiles, and not having to write them manually in plain JSON, you can use the GBounty Profiles Designer, which is a small Java application with a user-friendly interface to create web vulnerability profiles.

Find here the designer docs.

And bear in mind, contributions are welcome!


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GBounty Profiles are distributed under MIT License

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