You type bee/bug, select a bug, but still get an error. Here are the most common reasons:
While bee:bug is the standard for the modern version of bWAPP, some older versions or specific Docker builds use:
If bee:bug does not work, your installation might be corrupted, or you might be looking at a different security context (like a proxy login). bwapp login password
If you are running the official dockerized version:
Let’s cut straight to the chase. The default credentials for bWAPP are: You type bee / bug , select a bug, but still get an error
Remember the phrase: “The bee has a bug.”
When you navigate to http://localhost/bWAPP/login.php (or your configured IP/port), simply enter: If bee:bug does not work, your installation might
If the installation was successful, you will be redirected to the portal homepage. That is it. You are now ready to start exploiting vulnerabilities.
Ensure bee is lowercase. Passwords are case-sensitive: bug must be lowercase.
If you have other data you want to keep (like custom vulnerability logs), manually update the password hash.