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 Once your new template is created, all you need to do is run a scan. For active checks, you can choose from ‘normal’, ‘web’, ‘vulnscan’, ‘webporthttp’ and ‘webporthttps’ as well as any of the mass scan modes (ie. massweb, etc.). All other modes will only use passive scan modules to detect vulnerabilities. 
 
-![](https://i0.wp.com/xerosecurity.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Sn1per-Sc0pe-vulnerability-cve-scanner2.png?w=1009&ssl=1)
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+In addition to Sn1per's sc0pe templates, Nuclei templates are also leveraged if NUCLEI="1" is enabled via sniper.conf. Nuclei vulnerability templates are stored under /root/nuclei-templates/. 
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