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Introduction

Introduction to ProjectDiscovery

A quick start guide to docs and resources.

Getting Started

How to Use ProjectDiscovery Documentation

Learn about ProjectDiscovery, who we are, and the solutions we offer

What is ProjectDiscovery

What is ProjectDiscovery?

Quickstart

Get Started with ProjectDiscovery

Learn how to install Nuclei and start scanning for vulnerabilities.

Examples

Nuclei Setup Example

You've completed the Getting Started guide. Here's what you can explore next.

Next Steps

Next Steps in Nuclei

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Try ProjectDiscovery

Learn about ProjectDiscovery's Open Source Tools

Overview

Open Source Tools

A fast and customizable subdomain wordlist generator

AlterX Overview

Learn how to install AlterX and get started

Install

AlterX Install

Learn AlterX usage including flags and filters

AlterX Usage

Learn about running AlterX with details on variables and examples

Running

Running AlterX

A Go Client to communicate with the Chaos API

Chaos Overview

Learn how to install Chaos and get started

Chaos Install

Learn about running Chaos with details and an example

Running Chaos

A multi-cloud tool to identify assets across cloud service providers

Cloudlist Overview

Learn how to install Cloudlist and get started

Cloudlist Install

Learn Cloudlist usage including flags and filters

Cloudlist Usage

Providers

Cloudlist Providers

Learn about running Cloudlist with examples and support details

Running Cloudlist

A structured and easy way to navigate public CVE sources

cvemap overview

Learn about how to install and get started with cvemap

Installing cvemap

Learn cvemap usage including flags and filters

cvemap usage

Learn about running cvemap with examples including commands and output

Running cvemap

A fast DNS toolkit for running various probes with multiple features

dnsx Overview

Learn about how to install and get started with dnsx

Installing dnsx

Learn dnsx usage including queries, filters, and configurations

dnsx Usage

Learn about running dnsx with examples including commands and output

Running dnsx

An HTTP toolkit that probes services, web servers, and other valuable metadata

httpx Overview

Learn about how to install and get started with httpx

Installing httpx

Learn httpx usage including flags, probes, and options

Httpx Usage

Learn about running httpx with examples including commands and output

Running httpx

A tool for detecting out-of-band vulnerabilities

Interactsh Overview

Learn how to install Interactsh and get started

Interactsh Install

Learn Interact usage including flags and filters

Interactsh Usage

Learn about running Interactsh with examples and detailed output

Running interactsh-client

Running Interactsh interactsh-client

Learn about integrating interactsh with other tools

Integrations

Interactsh Integrations

Learn about self-hosting an interactsh server

Running interactsh-server

Interactsh Server

A web crawling framework designed to navigate and parse for hidden details

Katana Overview

Installing Katana

Review Katana usage including flags, configs, and options

Katana Usage

Learn about running Katana with examples including commands and output

Running Katana

A Go-based port scanning tool to quickly enumerate valid ports

Naabu Overview

Learn about how to install Naabu and get started

Installing Naabu

Review Naabu usage including flags, configs, and optimization

Naabu Usage

Learn about running Naabu with examples and sample output

Running Naabu

A Go-based package to streamline and publish output of tools to multiple locations

Notify Overview

Learn how to install Notify and get started

Notify Install

Learn Notify usage including flags and filters

Notify Usage

Learn how to set up Notify's provider configuration

Provider Config

Notify Provider Config

Learn about running Notify with details om variables and examples

Running Notify

A fast and customisable vulnerability scanner powered by simple YAML-based templates

Nuclei Overview

Learn about how to install and get started with Nuclei

Installing Nuclei

Learn about how to run Nuclei and produce results

Running Nuclei

Learn about supported input formats in Nuclei and how to use them

Input Formats

Supported Input Formats

Learn about scanning targets behind authentication with Nuclei

Authenticated Scans

Running Nuclei through the CLI on hundreds of targets

Mass Scanning

Mass Scanning with Nuclei

Go SDK

Nuclei SDK

Common questions and answers about Nuclei

Nuclei FAQ

Use ProjectDiscovery Tool Manager to download and organize your tools

PDTM Overview

Learn how to install PDTM and get started

PDTM Install

Learn PDTM usage including flags and options

PDTM Usage

Learn about PDTM with examples including commands and output

Running PDTM

A robust discovery tool for passive enumeration on valid subdomains

Subfinder Overview

Learn about how to install and get started with Subfinder

Installing Subfinder

Learn Subfinder usage including input, flags, and filters

Subfinder Usage

Learn about running Subfinder with examples including commands and output

A Go wrapper using APIs to discover exposed hosts

uncover Overview

Learn how to install uncover and get started

uncover Install

Learn uncover usage including flags and filters

uncover Usage

Learn about running uncover including examples

Running uncover

YAML based universal language for describing exploitable vulnerabilities

Introduction to Nuclei Templates

Learn the common elements required to create a Nuclei Template

Structure

Nuclei Template Structure

Common questions and answers about Nuclei templates, including usage tips and best practices.

Flag	Description	Example
`-d`	Domain to find subdomains for	`chaos -d uber.com`
`-count`	Show statistics for the specified domain	`chaos -d uber.com -count`
`-o`	File to write output to (optional)	`chaos -d uber.com -o uber.txt`
`-json`	Print output as json	`chaos -d uber.com -json`
`-key`	Chaos key for API	`chaos -key API_KEY`
`-dL`	File with list of domains (optional)	`chaos -dL domains.txt`
`-silent`	Make the output silent	`chaos -d uber.com -silent`
`-version`	Print current version of chaos client	`chaos -version`
`-verbose`	Show verbose output	`chaos -verbose`
`-update`	updates to latest version	`chaos -up`
`-disable-update-check`	disables automatic update check	`chaos -duc`

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