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Now can correctly handle complex token-based CSRF protections by grabbing all fields from the login form and using session cookies from the form request. These cookies are sent with subsequent redirect-following requests for better failure detection. On success, cookies are cleared and re-acquired. A database of known web apps' login forms is used for form detection, helpful for those whose username and password fields do not begin with "user" and "pass". Form mangling (to remove cookie checks in one instance) and custom onsuccess functions are also supported. Tested: django, wordpress, mediawiki. This *may* be a replacement (upon suitable testing) for http-wordpress-brute and http-joomla-brute.
Here is some documentation for Nmap, but these files are much less comprehensive than what you'll find at the actual Nmap documentation site ( https://nmap.org ).