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How do I see all the scan profiles for one target?
Click the target on the Targets page and scroll to the Scan profiles table. It lists each profile for that target with its vulnerability classes, exploitation setting and auth role count, plus Edit and Scan buttons. The Scan Profiles page lists all targets together.
Each profile belongs to one target, and the target page gathers them in a single table, so you can compare them side by side without searching through the whole profiles list.
Steps
- Click Targets in the sidebar and find your target.
- Click its row to open the detail page.
- Scroll down past Target details to the Scan profiles card.
- Read the table, whose columns are Name, Vuln classes, Exploit, Auth roles and Actions.
- Use Edit to change a profile or ▷ Scan to run it.
Good to know
Vuln classes shows All when none are ticked, which means the profile covers every class. Exploit shows whether the exploitation phase is on, and Auth roles is a count of the login roles you added.
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Name | The profile name you chose |
| Vuln classes | The classes ticked, or All |
| Exploit | Enabled or off |
| Auth roles | How many login roles it holds |
Want the profiles for every target in one place? Open Scan Profiles in the sidebar instead. It has a Target column and a search box that accepts a profile name, a target or a tag. A target can hold several profiles, for example a quick check and a full audit, and each one runs on its own whenever you press its Scan button. Read how multiple profiles work for ideas, or ask us through /contact.
Related questions
- How do I create a profile that's already set to a specific target?
- Can I have more than one scan profile for the same target?
- How do I start a scan from a target's page?
- How do I see a target's repository, branch and environment?
- Why can't I change the target on my scan profile?
How to create a scan profile in Cyberlop: Scope, Authentication, Reporting
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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