
Python-based mass scanner for validating a specific WordPress AJAX behavior in authorized environments, supporting URL normalization, endpoint handling, and structured response validation for defensive research.
A clean and animated GitHub presentation for a Python-based Mass Scanner CVE-2026-3891 focused on validating a specific WordPress AJAX behavior in controlled environments.
This repository is intended strictly for authorized security testing, internal audits, lab environments, and defensive research.
This project was created to assist defenders and researchers in reviewing a specific WordPress AJAX-related behavior inside environments they own, manage, or are explicitly authorized to assess.
It is designed for:
In real-world defensive work, teams often need a lightweight way to validate whether a behavior can be reproduced consistently in:
This repository documents that research workflow in a simple Python implementation.
This project must only be used against:
Do not use this repository against public targets, third-party websites, or infrastructure without permission.
You are fully responsible for your own use of this project.
This repository is suitable for:
If your environment appears affected:
This repository is not about offensive deployment.
It exists to support:
This repository is provided for educational and defensive research purposes only.
No warranty is provided.
The author is not responsible for misuse, abuse, unauthorized testing, or any damage caused by improper use.
Choose a license that matches your intent, such as MIT License for open research code.