There's a valid use of this and other penetration testing tools where you own the web app installation, or have been contracted by the owner to test security.
However, I can understand why Fedora doesn't want to distribute such tools - many people would use them for illegal purposes, and such tools are more clearly aimed at site hacking/cracking than more generic tools such as Perl (very popular as an exploit tool thanks to libwww-perl, but mostly used for non-exploit purposes.)