To access the full features of WPScan, you are required to register with the WPScan website: https://wpscan.com/
Upon registration, the website provides you with an API token. You can then enter that token into the terminal using the parameter --api-token, which gives you WPScan's full functionality.
It would probably make sense to have API token as a default field and instructions about registering for an API token included in the tooltip.
Steps to Reproduce
Open DDT
Enter the URL of the WordPress website
Click the Scan button.
The output says "You can get a free API token with 25 daily requests by registering at https://wpscan.com/register" and it finds no vulnerabilities.
Name of Bug
WPScan requires field for API token
What Happened?
To access the full features of WPScan, you are required to register with the WPScan website: https://wpscan.com/
Upon registration, the website provides you with an API token. You can then enter that token into the terminal using the parameter --api-token, which gives you WPScan's full functionality.
It would probably make sense to have API token as a default field and instructions about registering for an API token included in the tooltip.
Steps to Reproduce
The output says "You can get a free API token with 25 daily requests by registering at https://wpscan.com/register" and it finds no vulnerabilities.