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If you don't have time to configure, host, debug and maintain your own infrastructure to analyse websites at scale, we offer a SaaS solution that has all the same capabilities and a lot more. Our apps and APIs not only reveal the technology stack a website uses but also company and contact details, social media profiles, keywords and metadata.
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QUESTION
I'm using Selenium to automate searching on wappalyzer.com. Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 04:03@Warrier
The locator you have provided for search
looks incorrect.
Can you try this "#input-360"
Also, add some wait before it.
QUESTION
I have a website written in Laravel 5.8 and when I search my website info on wappalyzer.com website, I can see all the entire information of my website there.
And this is not good due to OWASP security test. So I'm looking for a way to hide the information of my website on wappalyzer.com .
So here is the official suggestion for Laravel based websites:
Hide Laravel from Wappalyzer
The Laravel PHP framework can also be identified by inspecting a websites' cookies. It's possible to change the default cookie name to prevent this.
But I don't get what it means by changing default cookie names!
So if you know, please help me out with this and I would really appreciate that...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 06:38Laravel uses the env's APP_NAME
in the cookie name. By default the APP_NAME
is "Laravel" so your cookie name will be "laravel_session". You can go ahead and change your app name in your .env
file. You can also change the session
part if you edit your config/session.php
file or by adding SESSION_COOKIE
to your env.
QUESTION
I want to hide all information like angular, asp.net, iis version and ... on my website. [wappalyzer image][1]
i added MvcHandler.DisableMvcResponseHeader = true; in Application_Start() and HttpContext.Current.Response.Headers.Remove("Server"); in Application_PreSendRequestHeaders and in web config. [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/sAVe7.png
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 07:22You can't hide all the information, but you can hide the iis version, ASP.NET version, server type, etc.
Hide the IIS version. The HTTP header “X-Powered-By” reveals the version of IIS used on the server. To stop this, remove the header:
- Open the IIS Manager.
- In the Connections tree, select the website that SS is running under.
- Click the HTTP Response Headers button on the right. The HTTP Response Headers panel appears.
- Click to select the X-Powered-By HTTP header.
- Click the Remove button in the Actions panel. The header disappears.
Hide the ASP.NET version. The HTTP header “X-ASPNET-VERSION” reveals the version of ASP.NET being used by the SS application pool. To stop this, remove the header:
- Open the web.config file, which is located in the root directory for the website.
- Inside the tag, add the tag .
- Save the file.
Hide the server type. The HTTP header line Server: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0 is added to the header by the .NET framework. To remove that information, you must update the Windows registry:
- Open the Windows Registry Editor.
- Navigate to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\HTTP\Parameters.
- Change the DisableServerHeader (REG_DWORD type) registry key from 0 to 1.
QUESTION
I have a Django site and I want to hide Python and Django technologies from the eyes of Wappalyzer and hackers.
I've been searching for this topic on the net and found nothing useful.
How can I do that in Django version 3 and python version 3.7?
How to do that in different versions of Django and python?
Any help would be appreciated.
[Edit]:
I've found the answer!
According to @cizario's answer, I used the package django-hide (https://pypi.org/project/django-hide/).
Then in every template that has a form with {% csrf_token %}
, I added {% load django_hide %}
and changed the {% csrf_token %}
to {% h_csrf_token %}
.
It is because of the way Wappalyzer find the technologies according to @Reza Heydari's answer. If you go to any page that has a
{% csrf_token %}
, Wappalyzer finds thecsrfmiddlewaretoken
name in the input tag and find Django technology and add it to the technologies list. But with django-hide package, the input name will be randomized, something like:
< input type="hidden" name="ImNsklFHaOdsahbaz54h0AGadZW4i" value="6ARtjav4235rW81tNvZeAJATAtADTJHahaThAhYDFEThdzfergga6YaDLnNI">
Then I went to Wappalyzer Options and clear out the cache and it works now!
...Note: Clearing the Wappalyzer is important, otherwise Wappalyzer shows cached technologies.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 15:25QUESTION
I've recently deployed ubuntu 20.04 ec2 AWS server and install wordpress manually. I've just download apache2, MySQL, phpMyAdmin, PHP while setup. However, when I inspect using wappalyzer it shows some technologies I've not installed. I'm only using jquery, tag manager Cloudflare other than above and no any plugin installed. Please help me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 16:22IF you're using CloudFlare then some of these technologies are actually from the CDN (such as NGINX for the proxy).
Wordpress also uses a lot of these dependencies natively and are included in its own bundled javascript files. Wappalyzer knows that because you're using Wordpress that some of those libraries are also running, even if it cannot see them loaded (i.e. TinyMCE for the backend).
For any other dependencies for frontend libraries these have should be available to see in your Network tab. They are likely being included by third party libraries either as part of Wordpress, a plugin or the jQuery library.
QUESTION
I am trying to run a docker container using dockerode following the examples here.
The issue I am having is that the output of the container prints to stdout, but I am trying to capture it and store it in a variable while using promises if possible.
My code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-29 at 08:34For docker.run()
, The [ process.stdout
, process.stderr
] streams are where the underlying stdio data is piped to.
Change these arguments to writable streams you control. You can use something like a memory stream, a file or implement a stream yourself.
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