Nuclei AI Automation Tool

Overview

This is an automated tool for Nuclei AI that enables you to use multiple prompts directly. The tool comes bundled with Subfinder and Httpx, allowing you to scan a domain with a single command.

Features

• Automatically installs Nuclei AI, Subfinder, and Httpx.
• Simplifies domain scanning with minimal input.
• Integrates multiple scanning tools for a comprehensive security assessment.
• Easily customize scanning prompts to fit your needs.

Installation

Ensure you have Go installed on your system before proceeding.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/IamKuro/Nuclei-AI-Automation.git
cd nuclei-ai-automation

# Install dependencies
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Usage

Before using Nuclei AI, make sure you are logged in with your API key:

nuclei -auth <api>

Once authenticated, you can run the tool by simply typing:

bash /yourdirectory/BugHunt.sh

This will:

1. Use Subfinder to enumerate subdomains.
2. Use Httpx to check live hosts.
3. Run Nuclei AI to scan for vulnerabilities.

Customizing Prompts

You can modify or add new prompts to fit your scanning needs by editing the BugHunt.sh script. The prompts are defined in the VULNS array within the script:

VULNS=(
  "Identify login pages vulnerable to authentication bypass."
  "Detect improper user authorization and privilege escalation vulnerabilities."
  "Identify user input fields allowing shell command execution."
)

To add a new vulnerability scan, simply append a new entry to the VULNS array:

VULNS=("Detect exposed API keys in public repositories.")

To remove a specific scan, delete the corresponding line from the VULNS array.

Dependencies

• Nuclei AI
• Subfinder
• Httpx

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Disclaimer

This tool is intended for security research and educational purposes only. The author is not responsible for any misuse of this tool.