WPSploit is a repository designed for creating and/or porting specific exploits for WordPress using Metasploit as an exploitation tool. It currently contains 45 modules (15 exploits and 30 auxiliaries). For usage, download the modules to a directory, and refer to the official documentation of Metasploit for loading external modules. All modules are based on the WPScan Vulnerability Database (WPVDB). For contributions, fork the repository, create a new feature branch, commit changes, and create a new pull request. Questions and suggestions can be sent to robertoespreto[at]gmail.com.
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