Broken Payload References in speedycache.yaml and aryo-activity-log.yaml Templates

[licote530]

Description:

When running Nuclei with the latest templates cloned directly from the official repository, two WordPress plugin detection templates reference missing payload files:

Affected Templates:

http/technologies/wordpress/plugins/speedycache.yaml

http/technologies/wordpress/plugins/aryo-activity-log.yaml

Error Observed:

Error: payload file "helpers/wordpress/plugins/speedycache.txt" for payload "last_version" does not exist
Error: payload file "helpers/wordpress/plugins/aryo-activity-log.txt" for payload "last_version" does not exist
Verification Steps:

Confirmed via GitHub search that neither speedycache.txt nor aryo-activity-log.txt exists in the repository.

Fresh git clone of the repository still reproduces the issue.

Nuclei, Go, and templates are all up-to-date.

Expected Behavior:
Templates should either:

Reference valid payload files in the repository, or

Use alternative methods (static versions, dynamic extraction) if payload files are deprecated.

Suggested Fix:

Remove or update the invalid payloads sections in these templates.

If these templates are obsolete, consider archiving/removing them.

Environment:

Nuclei Version: v3.2.0 (latest)

Templates: Commit hash [insert git commit hash here]

OS: Windows 11

Additional Notes:
These templates appear to be referencing payload files that were never merged into the official repository. Please let me know if you need further debugging details!

[ritikchaddha]

We have resolved the issue here: #11684. Thank you