This release brings the following features to the repository:

• New features like docker support and output format fixes.
• Several new bug fixes and stability to the existing code.
• Few new WAF detections.

This update brings input and output file features to WafW00f! So now we have:

• Input from JSON, CSV and TXT files to specify which URLs to scan by making use of the -i flag
• Output to JSON, CSV, TXT files by making use of the -o flag
• Clean standard output when passing -o - as a flag to wafw00f
• New WAF detections included

Here are some of the highlights from this release:

• Entire code infrastructure of WAFW00F refactored and engine rewritten.
• WAFW00F can now detect 150+ WAFs (largest detection database till now).
• Every WAF plugin now has multiple methods for fingerprinting & detection.
• Improvement to the generic WAF detection modules.
• Major changes and improvements in the existing fingerprints.
• Fantastic newer ASCII art with beautiful ANSI colors.

• version bumped to 1.0.0 after 10 years that this tool has been available
• number of WAFs being detected bumped to 112 thanks to @0xInfection
• many WAF plugins now have multiple methods of detection
• fixed a number of reported issues and bugs identified during testing and analysis
• general improvement of attack methods
• removed some old checks that were not accurate
• new ASCII art with amazing ANSI colors

This update was possible thanks to @0xInfection 's new WAF detections, polishing of existent ones, fixes of a number of bugs and the ASCII art of course!

Changes:

• added detection of AWS LB/WAF
• added detection of DOSarrest
• added XLabs Security WAF upon their insistance
• Fixed some text
• pylinting

Thanks to everyone who contributed!

Many thanks too all the contributors!

This is a pre-release for testing purposes, bleeding edge etc. Please provide feedback by filing issues and pull requests.

What's new?

• wafw00f can now be installed using setuptools and pip as a system tool
• you may now include or override headers by passing the --headersfile or -H option
• socks and http proxy support thanks to Louis-Philippe Huberdeau
• now detecting the following 36 WAFs (!!) thanks to many contributions from akun, Matt Foster, Brendan Coles and Denis Kolegov:
  • Profense
  • NetContinuum
  • Anquanbao
  • ChinaCache-CDN
  • Incapsula WAF
  • PowerCDN
  • CloudFlare
  • NSFocus
  • Safedog
  • West263CDN
  • 360WangZhanBao
  • Mission Control Application Shield
  • USP Secure Entry Server
  • Cisco ACE XML Gateway
  • Barracuda Application Firewall
  • Art of Defence HyperGuard
  • BinarySec
  • Teros WAF
  • F5 BIG-IP LTM
  • F5 BIG-IP APM
  • F5 BIG-IP ASM
  • F5 FirePass
  • F5 Trafficshield
  • InfoGuard Airlock
  • Citrix NetScaler
  • Trustwave ModSecurity
  • IBM Web Application Security
  • IBM DataPower
  • DenyALL WAF
  • Applicure dotDefender
  • Juniper WebApp Secure
  • Microsoft URLScan
  • Aqtronix WebKnight
  • eEye Digital Security SecureIIS
  • Imperva SecureSphere
  • Microsoft ISA Server
• Code cleanups, refactoring, optimizations and so on are included in this release

This release updates wafw00f to detect more Web application firewalls, thanks to contributions from various people in the CREDITS.txt. With added support for python3!

This is a prerelease for testing purposes, bleeding edge etc. Please provide feedback by filing issues, pull requests and email.

Whats new with this release?

• first (official) release ever!
• python3 support for the kids who download the latest and greatest
• detection for Cloud Flare (backported from nmap waf fingerprint nse)
• detection for Secure Entry Server (backported from nmap waf fingerprint nse)
• detection for Cisco’s ACE XML Gateway (backported from nmap waf fingerprint nse)
• updated barracuda (thanks to Charlie Campbell)
• added Incapsula check (thanks to Charlie Campbell)
• detection for IBM DataPower (thanks to Mathieu Dessus)
• and much more juice! (see changelogs here and there)