Scanning Login-Protected Targets with Nuclei v3.2
Summary
With the release of Nuclei v3.2.0, we've introduced a more powerful and versatile approach to conducting authenticated scans. Previously, authentication headers were primarily included using the -H flag, a method that had its limitations. The introduction of the new -secret-file flag overcomes these challenges by accepting a YAML file capable of representing various authentication schemes. Table of Contents * Overview * Authentication Types * Secrets File * Static Auth * Dynamic
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--- id: 9317 title: "Scanning Login-Protected Targets with Nuclei v3.2" source_domain: projectdiscovery.io source_url: "https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/scanning-login-protected-targets-with-nuclei" published_at: "2024-03-21T10:20:45Z" tags: ["bug-bounty", "red-team"] phying_url: "https://phying.com/item/9317" lang: en --- # Scanning Login-Protected Targets with Nuclei v3.2 ## Summary With the release of Nuclei v3.2.0, we've introduced a more powerful and versatile approach to conducting authenticated scans. Previously, authentication headers were primarily included using the -H flag, a method that had its limitations. The introduction of the new -secret-file flag overcomes these challenges by accepting a YAML file capable of representing various authentication schemes. Table of Contents * Overview * Authentication Types * Secrets File * Static Auth * Dynamic ## Intelligence Metadata - **Sources:** projectdiscovery.io - **Published:** 2024-03-21T10:20:45Z - **Original:** https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/scanning-login-protected-targets-with-nuclei - **Phying News:** https://phying.com/item/9317