$ git clone https://github.com/zer0yu/ZEROScan.git

$ wget https://codeload.github.com/zer0yu/ZEROScan/zip/master
$ unzip ZEROScan-master.zip

➜  ZEROScan git:(master) ✗ python z-console.py

  ____________ _____   ____   _____
 |___  /  ____|  __ \ / __ \ / ____|
    / /| |__  | |__) | |  | | (___   ___ __ _ _ __
   / / |  __| |  _  /| |  | |\___ \ / __/ _` | '_ \
  / /__| |____| | \ \| |__| |____) | (_| (_| | | | |
 /_____|______|_|  \_\\____/|_____/ \___\__,_|_| |_|

+ -- --=[ ZEROScan - 1.0 ]
# Execute the help command to view the description of each parameter.
ZEROScan > help

Core Commands
=============

Command                       Description
-------                       -----------
run                           Run current plugin
help                          Help menu
use <plugin>                  Select a plugin by name
update                        Update the framework
search <keyword>              Search plugin names and descriptions
set <option> <value>          Set a variable to a value
info <plugin>                 Display information about one plugin
list                          List all plugins
version                       Show the framework version numbers
exit                          Exit the console
options                       Display options for current plugin
# Use the list command to display all current plugins
ZEROScan > list
\Modules
=======

expName    appName      appVersion  description
---------  ---------  ------------  -----------------------------
demo       PHP                1230  PH1424/down.php SQL Injection
# Use the info command to view details of the corresponding plugin
ZEROScan > info demo

appName: PHP
appVersion: 1230
Author:
	123

Description:
	PH1424/down.php SQL Injection

Reference:
	http://124.xyz/
# Use the use command to specify the plugin to call
ZEROScan > use demo
# Use the options command to view the corresponding settings for this plugin
ZEROScan exploit(demo) > options
# Batch scan files should be placed in the target directory
# For batch scanning, set the url parameter directly to the filename (no .txt extension needed)
Name    Current Setting      Required  Description
------  -----------------  ----------  --------------------------
URL                                 1  URL or URL file
Thread  1                           0  Threads
Cookie                              0  Cookie
Report  False                       0  do you need a html report?
# Use the set command to configure
ZEROScan exploit(demo) > set URL ww.baidu.com
URL => ww.baidu.com
# Use the run command to execute the corresponding plugin
ZEROScan exploit(demo) > run
[!]exploit target:'ww.baidu.com'
[!]Requesting target site:ww.baidu.com
+--------------+------------+-------------+
| target-url   | poc-name   | status      |
+==============+============+=============+
| ww.baidu.com | demo       | test_plugin |
+--------------+------------+-------------+
success : 1
# The final results will be saved in a txt file under the output directory
ZEROScan exploit(demo) >

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-

import re
from lib.core import log
# You can import the requests library from thirdparty
#from thirdparty import requests

# expInfo() is a required function; fill in the following information here
def expInfo():
    expInfo={}
    expInfo["appName"] = "PHP"
    expInfo["appVersion"] = "123"
    expInfo["author"] = "Z3r0yu"
    expInfo["description"] = "PHPxxx/down.php SQL Injection"
    expInfo["references"] = "http://zeroyu.xyz/"

    expInfo["options"] = [
        {
            "Name": "URL",
            "Current Setting": "",
            "Required": True,
            "Description": "URL or URL file"
        },
        {
            "Name": "Thread",
            "Current Setting": "1",
            "Required": False,
            "Description": "Threads"
        },
        {
            "Name": "Cookie",
            "Current Setting": "",
            "Required": False,
            "Description": "cookie"
        },
        {
            "Name": "Report",
            "Current Setting": "",
            "Required": False,
            "Description": "do you need a html report?"
        },
    ]
    return expInfo

# You can freely define the functions you need in the plugin
def yourDefinition():

    return "test_plugin"
# exploit(target, headers=None) is the execution function, it is required, and needs two parameters
# The target parameter is used to specify the target, headers can be used to implement random UA
def exploit(target, headers=None):
    log.process("Requesting target site:"+ target)
# Return the information you want
# However, the framework will consider a scan with a return value as successful and display it
    return yourDefinition()