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  • Scan WordPress
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Tutorial

To give you an idea of how easy Vuls is to use. This tutorial consists of three steps.

The easiest way is to use Vulsctl. I recommend it.

  1. Tutorial: Scan With Vulsctl
  2. Tutorial: Local Scan Mode
    • Launch CentOS on AWS
    • Deploy Vuls
    • Scan localhost, Reporting
  3. Tutorial: Remote Scan Mode
    • Launch Ubuntu Linux on AWS
    • Scan this Ubuntu from the Vuls you set up earlier
  4. Tutorial: Scan using Docker
  5. Tutorial: Scan NW Devices and Libraries
  6. Tutorial: Scan WordPress
  7. Tutorial: Scan Port
← Install with awlessScan with Vulsctl →
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