[SOLVED] WPScan Error

Started by Northwoodscr, March 14, 2016, 05:24:46 AM

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Northwoodscr

I run the wpscan and get the following

Run this:
ruby wpscan.rb --rul www.example.com

And get this:
ruby: No such file or directory --wpscan.rb (LoadError)

How do I fix this?

Thanks

drego85

You simply run command:

sudo wpscan -u http://www.example.org
Andrea Draghetti
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Northwoodscr

Thank you!

Now it says darkc0de.lst does not exist

Sorry noob here

ZEROF

Hi,

I guess you did play to much with your system, working on my side. You need to run as sudo user: sudo wpscan -u url-you-want-to-test.

Good luck.

Don't ask, read : http://wiki.backbox.org
or just run sudo rm -rf /*

Northwoodscr

I did the following but keep getting a server error, wants me to throttle. How do I do this correctly?
sudo wpscan --url www.example.com --wordlist darkc0de.lst --throttle 1000 --threads 1 --username admin

I tried all sorts of throttle numbers and even just removed throttle and edited the threads but keep failing.

Thanks

ostendali

Quote from: Northwoodscr on March 16, 2016, 04:31:18 AM
I did the following but keep getting a server error, wants me to throttle. How do I do this correctly?
sudo wpscan --url www.example.com --wordlist darkc0de.lst --throttle 1000 --threads 1 --username admin

I tried all sorts of throttle numbers and even just removed throttle and edited the threads but keep failing.

Thanks
hello there,
how much experience do you have with Linux in general?
I'd say close to zero!!!

before jumping into security you will need to learn the platform you are using and get familiar with. without doing that you will be always in troubles because of the lack foundations and most likely people here will get pissed off in getting back to you with very basic problems you are posting.

One more time, pls read the forum terms and conditions and post your questions once you comply with:
https://forum.backbox.org/announcements/general-forum-conditions/

I can see you are not that good at reading either, otherwise you will understand the meaning of the output you posted:

     darkc0de.lst does not exist

Let me give you a hint, how the hell will wpscan know where is darkc0de.lst if you don't specify the location?

Jeysus, I really don't like writing such stuff on our forum but sometimes people are forcing us to do.

Seriously, come back when you have some linux knowledge pls.

Thanks