Drupwn claims to provide an efficient way to gather drupal information.

Further explaination on our blog post article

• Drupal 7
• Drupal 8

• User enumeration
• Node enumeration
• Default files enumeration
• Module enumeration
• Theme enumeration
• Fingerprinting module
• Cookies support
• User-Agent support
• Basic authentication support
• Request delay
• Enumeration range
• Logging

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

python3 drupwn.py --help

To build the container, just use this command:

docker build -t drupwn .

Docker will download the Debian image and then execute the installation steps.

Be patient, the process can be quite long the first time.

Once the build process is over, get and enjoy your new Drupal scanner

docker run --rm -it drupwn --help

The output generated is stored in the following file /tmp/drupwn.txt. When using docker, you must prior create your logging file then link it when running your container using the following option

-v YOUR_PATH_FOLDER/YOUR_lOGGING_FILE:/tmp/drupwn.txt

To add a new module, follow the template used in the User.py file. Then, add a reference in the Parser as well as in the Dispatcher in order to ensure its support by the reflective factory.