GitHub - daveau/WP-Fingerprint: Wordpress Plugin Fingerprinting

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get-plugin-list.rb		get-plugin-list.rb
process.sh		process.sh
udb_wordpress_all		udb_wordpress_all
udb_wordpress_vulnerable		udb_wordpress_vulnerable
wp-plugins.lst.2		wp-plugins.lst.2
wp-plugins.lst.tar.gz		wp-plugins.lst.tar.gz

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Name: 		WP-Fingerprint
Description:	Wordpress fingerprinting tools.  Attempt to detect all the installed plugins.  Identify any known-vulnerable plugins.

Created:	27/5/2011

Done:	
- Extract a list of plugins from Wordpress' website.  Get the name, current version, date of last update and URL of the zipfile download.

Next:
- Download all the plugins.  Create a file listing for each plugin, with hashes.
- Stuff all of this into a database
- Create an index with one (or more) files that uniquely identify a plugin.
- Turn this index into a nikto plugin?


Updated:	24/6/2011

Done:	
(- Extract a list of plugins from Wordpress' website.  Get the name, current version, date of last update and URL of the zipfile download.)
- Created Nikto scan database format file "udb_wordpress_vulnerable" based on vulnerability reports from exploit-db and seclists.org.  
- Created Nikto scan database format file "udb_wordpress_all" from the WordPress plugin list distributed with Ange Gutek's http-wp-plugins NSE package

Next:
- Download all the public WP plugins.  Create a file listing for each plugin, with hashes.
- Stuff all of this into a database. One table per plugin. 
- Create an index with one (or more) files that uniquely identify a plugin.
- Convert this index into Nikto scan database format file
- Add in Joomla
- Add in Drupal



Usage:

1. Detecting possibly vulnerable plugins

mv ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests ${nikto}/plugins/backup.db_tests			(Move the regular Nikto test set out of the way)
cp udb_wordpress_vulnerable ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests
nikto.pl -dbcheck
nikto.pl -host <target> -Plugins tests
mv ${nikto}/plugins/backup.db_tests ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests			(Move the regular tests back again)

2. Enumerating the installed plugins

wget http://old.nabble.com/attachment/31137534/0/wp-plugins.lst.tar.gz		(I don't know if Ange has any plan to keep this updated)
tar xvzf wp-plugins.lst.tar.gz
cat wp-plugins.lst | sort -u > wp-plugins.lst.2					(There are duplicates in Ange's list)
./process.sh > udb_wordpress_all 
mv ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests ${nikto}/plugins/backup.db_tests
cp udb_wordpress_all ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests
nikto.pl -dbcheck
nikto.pl -host <target> -Plugins tests
mv ${nikto}/plugins/backup.db_tests ${nikto}/plugins/db_tests			(Move the regular tests back again)


Bugs:

1. Ange Gutek's list contains only the plugin folder name.  There are duplicates in the list (different plugins use the same folder name).
Fixes:
- Need to download and index all the plugins.  Need to capture the plugin name as well as the folder name to remove collisions  

2. Some web servers return a 404 if you request /wp-content/plugins/<name>/, while others give you an empty 200 response.  
Fixes:
- For now, in udb_wordpress_vulnerable, I've tried to specify an actual file within the plugin.  For udb_wordpress_all, I have added "readme.txt".  I figure that most plugins will have this file - better mileage doing this than leaving the folder name bare.  Once I have indexed all the plugins, I need to request some small, static content from within each plugin folder name to get better results. (js, css, txt)