Nuclei Templates

Community curated list of templates for the nuclei engine to find security vulnerabilities in applications.

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Templates are the core of the nuclei scanner which powers the actual scanning engine. This repository stores and houses various templates for the scanner provided by our team, as well as contributed by the community. We hope that you also contribute by sending templates via pull requests or Github issues to grow the list.

Nuclei Templates overview

An overview of the nuclei template project, including statistics on unique tags, author, directory, severity, and type of templates. The table below contains the top ten statistics for each matrix; an expanded version of this is available here, and also available in JSON format for integration.

Nuclei Templates Top 10 statistics TAG COUNT AUTHOR COUNT DIRECTORY COUNT SEVERITY COUNT TYPE COUNT cve 649 dhiyaneshdk 245 cves 657 info 610 http 1833 panel 236 pikpikcu 244 vulnerabilities 284 high 526 file 46 xss 224 pdteam 198 exposed-panels 235 medium 406 network 39 lfi 221 daffainfo 176 exposures 185 critical 232 dns 11 exposure 217 geeknik 149 technologies 164 low 160 wordpress 205 dwisiswant0 132 misconfiguration 125 rce 190 gy741 72 takeovers 71 cve2020 157 madrobot 62 default-logins 52 wp-plugin 138 princechaddha 54 file 46 tech 106 pussycat0x 48 workflows 35 147 directories, 1989 files.

📖 Documentation

Please navigate to https://nuclei.projectdiscovery.io for detailed documentation to build new or your own custom templates. We have also added a set of templates to help you understand how things work.

💪 Contributions

Nuclei-templates is powered by major contributions from the community. Template contributions , Feature Requests and Bug Reports are more than welcome.

💬 Discussion

Have questions / doubts / ideas to discuss? Feel free to open a discussion on Github discussions board.

👨‍💻 Community

You are welcome to join our Discord Community. You can also follow us on Twitter to keep up with everything related to projectdiscovery.

💡 Notes

• Use YAMLlint (e.g. yamllint to validate the syntax of templates before sending pull requests.

Thanks again for your contribution and keeping this community vibrant. ❤️