Ryan Dewhurst

FYI this did help a lot with memory issues. Thanks!

What about a new command line parameter named `--brute-only` that bypasses the normal passive checks and goes straight to brute forcing?

Initially it was this way to be able to 'fire and forget' a scan with 1 command, rather than having to issue multiple commands (enumerate + brute) to assess a...

Another problem with changing the behaviour now is that it would break backwards compatibility. Users who want to do both enum and brute and have the wpscan run daily for...

Maybe in the readme.md file & user guide too Could add the uptimerobot github shield to these pages - https://github.com/badges/shields

Hi @Viss! Thanks for the feedback. We're currently in a situation where we're re-writing WPScan to make it more easily maintainable, extendable and support stuff like machine readable output. In...

@lnxg33k brute force feature won't be dropped anymore, it has already been implemented in v3 which is still in private :) This feature isn't in v3 as far as I'm...

Could the site be not responding to some requests due to load (flakey server)? It might be worth decreasing the number of threads WPScan uses, I think the default is...

Good point, we should probably not show stack traces for this particular error as the information is not very useful here

You could try proxy through Burp, then you could see if/when the server doesn't respond