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Arachni's output messages are classified into several categories, each of them prefixed with a different colored symbol:
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* `[*]` are status messages.
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* `[~]` are informational messages.
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* `[+]` are "ok" messages - positive matches.
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* `[v]` are verbose messages.
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* `[!]` are debug messages.
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[*] XSS: Analyzing response #8...
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[+] XSS: In form var 'txtSearch' ( http://testfire.net/search.aspx )
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**Verbose mode enabled**
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See the extra information in this example.
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*Verbose mode enabled*
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`[v]` messages are verbose messages.
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See the extra information in this example.
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"[v]" messages are verbose messages.
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In this case the verbose messages give information about the inputs that discovered the XSS vulnerability.
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