Using LibWhisker
LibWhisker is the Perl module Nikto relies on for its core functionality. At the time of this writing, the current Nikto version ships with LibWhisker 1.7. In general you will not need to use more than a handful of LibWhisker routines. Keep in mind they are all available and have very powerful features, such as crawling, NT Lan Man (NTLM) authentication support, hashing, and encoding. The names of the 69 exported routines are detailed here to help you understand the kind of functionality they provide. You can generate a very detailed manual of these routines from LibWhisker itself. To do this, uncompress LibWhisker and run the following commands:
$cd libwhisker-1.8/scripts/ $perl func2html.pl < ../LW.pm > LW.pod.htm
Here are the routines LibWhisker exports:
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