如何在OWASP ZAP中获取扫描规则关联告警列表并自动生成表格
Got it, let's figure out how to generate that alert table automatically (or semi-automatically) in OWASP ZAP, so you don't have to manually copy URLs anymore. Here are three solid methods to get this done:
Method 1: Use ZAP's Built-in Export Feature (No Code Needed)
This is the quickest way for one-off exports:
- After running your scan, click the Alerts tab in ZAP's left-hand panel.
- Select all alerts you want to include (use
Ctrl+Ato select everything). - Right-click the selected alerts, then choose Export → Export Selected Alerts.
- In the export dialog, pick CSV as the format (it’s the easiest to convert to a Markdown table).
- Once exported, open the CSV in Excel, Google Sheets, or a Markdown editor with a CSV-to-table tool (like VS Code’s Markdown All in One extension) to convert it into your desired table format. The CSV includes all the fields you need:
Alert Name(maps to ZAP’s "Alert" field)URL(direct from the alert)Scan Type(ZAP’s "Source" field)Scan_Name(match scan IDs to names via ZAP’s Scans tab if needed)WASCIDandCWEID(directly included in the export)
Method 2: Use ZAP's REST API for Programmatic Export
If you need to automate this (e.g., for CI/CD pipelines), use ZAP’s REST API. Here’s a quick Python script to fetch alerts and output a ready-to-use Markdown table:
First, enable ZAP’s API: Go to Tools → Options → API, check "Enable API", and copy your API key from this screen.
import requests ZAP_BASE_URL = "http://localhost:8080" API_KEY = "your_api_key_here" # Fetch all alerts from ZAP alerts_response = requests.get(f"{ZAP_BASE_URL}/JSON/alerts/view/alerts/", params={"apikey": API_KEY}) alerts = alerts_response.json()["alerts"] # Fetch scan details to map IDs to names scans_response = requests.get(f"{ZAP_BASE_URL}/JSON/scans/view/scans/", params={"apikey": API_KEY}) scans = {scan["id"]: scan["name"] for scan in scans_response.json()["scans"]} # Define table columns columns = ["Alert Name", "URL", "Scan Type", "Scan_Name", "WASCID", "CWEID"] # Print Markdown table header print("| " + " | ".join(columns) + " |") print("| " + " | ".join(["---" for _ in columns]) + " |") # Print each alert row for alert in alerts: scan_name = scans.get(str(alert["scanId"]), "N/A") row = [ alert["alert"], alert["url"], alert["source"], scan_name, alert["wascId"], alert["cweId"] ] print("| " + " | ".join(str(item) for item in row) + " |")
Run this script, and it’ll print the Markdown table directly to your terminal. You can modify it to save the table to a file if needed.
Method 3: Use ZAP's Built-in Script Console
If you prefer to work entirely within ZAP’s UI, use the Script Console:
- Open ZAP, go to Tools → Script Console.
- Create a new JavaScript script (click the the "+" button, choose "JavaScript" as the type).
- Paste this code into the editor:
// Fetch all alerts var alerts = org.parosproxy.paros.core.scanner.Alert.getAlerts(); // Map scan IDs to names var scans = org.parosproxy.paros.control.Control.getSingleton().getScanner().getScans(); var scanMap = new java.util.HashMap(); for (var i = 0; i < scans.size(); i++) { var scan = scans.get(i); scanMap.put(scan.getId(), scan.getName()); } // Define table columns var columns = ["Alert Name", "URL", "Scan Type", "Scan_Name", "WASCID", "CWEID"]; // Print Markdown header print("| " + columns.join(" | ") + " |"); print("| " + columns.map(() => "---").join(" | ") + " |"); // Print each alert row for (var j = 0; j < alerts.size(); j++) { var alert = alerts.get(j); var scanName = scanMap.get(alert.getScanId()) || "N/A"; var row = [ alert.getName(), alert.getUri().toString(), alert.getSource(), scanName, alert.getWascId(), alert.getCweId() ]; print("| " + row.join(" | ") + " |"); }
- Click the "Run" button (▶️), and the script will output the Markdown table directly in the console. Just copy and paste it wherever you need.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Ferda-Ozdemir-Sonmez

