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# This is a configuration file for the CISA KEV template profile.
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# Additional configuration profiles can be created for different types of nuclei scans.
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# They should be placed under the 'config' directory at:
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# https://github.com/projectdiscovery/nuclei-templates
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# Here is an example of how to use a config profile:
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# nuclei -config config/osint.yml -list target_list_to_scan.txt
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# Nuclei Configuration Profile for CISA KEV Detection
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# This configuration file is specifically tailored for detecting Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) using Nuclei.
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# Purpose:
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# This profile is focused on identifying vulnerabilities that are listed in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog.
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# Detecting KEVs is crucial for mitigating risks associated with known and actively exploited vulnerabilities.
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# Included Templates:
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# This configuration references specific templates designed to detect KEVs:
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# - tags/kev/: This directory contains templates tagged with 'kev' that are specifically focused on detecting known exploited vulnerabilities.
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# Running this profile
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# You can run this profile using the following command:
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# nuclei -profile kev -u https://example.com
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tags:
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- kev
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