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While working on improving the htp module on Wapiti ( wapiti-scanner/wapiti#344 ), I noticed several inconsistencies in the hashtheplanet database.
What happens is that a version appears in the hash table but doesn't have its counterpart in the version table
sqlite>selectcount(*) from hash where versions like"%4.0.0-alpha4x%"and technology ="WordPress";
202
sqlite>selectcount(*) from version where technology ="WordPress"and version ="4.0.0-alpha4x";
0
This is particularily true with the aforementioned version that appears with a lot of hashes (I cut the output):
While working on improving the htp module on Wapiti ( wapiti-scanner/wapiti#344 ), I noticed several inconsistencies in the hashtheplanet database.
What happens is that a version appears in the
hash
table but doesn't have its counterpart in theversion
tableThis is particularily true with the aforementioned version that appears with a lot of hashes (I cut the output):
Only the
joomla-cms
entry is relevant because that tag is specific to Joomla: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/releases/tag/4.0.0-alpha4xIt is the same problem with tags
psr12anchor
andpsr12final
and certainly more.Also some hashes should maybe be blacklisted because they match files that can be found in a lot of software like (in the previous output) :
Those invalid version numbers certainly have an impact on the database size (issue #28 )
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