nuclei_scan

To automate vulnerability scans, you provide a target URL and optionally specify tags or severity levels. The scan runs and returns structured findings including title, template_id, severity, matched_url, and extracted_data for quick triage.

Yes, you can filter vulnerability scan results by providing optional tags and severity levels. This filters the nuclei scan output, returning only the structured findings that match your specified severity and tag criteria.

You can integrate automated security scans into a CI workflow by running the scan against your web apps, APIs, or hosts. The scan returns structured JSONL findings, enabling automated triage and continuous monitoring within your pipeline.

Automated security vulnerability scanning supports web applications, APIs, and host systems. By running nuclei against these targets, it identifies security vulnerabilities and parses the output into structured findings for quick triage and monitoring.

Yes, the vulnerability scan supports a custom templates path. You can supply this path to run nuclei with your specific templates, returning parsed structured findings based on your customized scanning rules and criteria.

Structured vulnerability scan findings include the title, template_id, severity, matched_url, and extracted_data. This parsed output from nuclei's JSONL format enables quick triage and easy integration with automated security monitoring systems.