Connect Your Scan to PDCP
Review your Nuclei Scan Results in ProjectDiscovery Cloud Platform
Overview
In this section we’ll walk through the steps you need to run a scan in Nuclei and connect your scan to ProjectDiscovery Cloud Platform (PDCP).
Run a Scan
To run a scan, from a terminal window with your Nuclei installation, use the nuclei -target
or nuclei -u
option to designate a target/host.
For example, a command might look like:
- This example uses a sample site from ProjectDiscovery (http://honey.scanme.sh)
- The
-cloud-upload
flag is required to share results with PDCP - You can run this command against any URL you want (with appropriate permissions)
- To reduce or narrow the scan results you can select a specific template folder for your scan
- For example
nuclei -u http://buffer.com -t dns/ -cloud-upload
- For example
And the output of your command (scan) would be:
Viewing Your Scan
After the scan is complete a URL will display on the command line interface. Visit this URL to check your results in PDCP.
Your scan results will also be available in the Scan tab of PDCP with a generic system generated name. You can rename the scan to identify it later.
After more than one scan “results” tab shows the scan results for all scans in your PDCP environment.
Nuclei scans connected and uploaded to PDCP are scheduled for automatic cleanup after 30 days. This duration is subject to change as we gauge user feedback and requirements.
Features
Scans
Scans offer the ability to:
- View a list of all scans in your PDCP install.
- View details of an individual scan.
- Sort for severity or status, export scan details, change status, search results.
Templates
Templates include our Template Editor to write your own custom templates.
- Experiment with using our AI Assitance to create custom templates.
- Share your custom templates
Learn more about our Templates.
Next Steps
After walking through this PDCP Free User Guide, if you’re interested in joining the waitlist for PDCP Teams request to be added here.
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