584F525F / Async-DirBuster

🔒A Python script for efficiently brute-forcing directories and files on a target website using asynchronous programming with aiohttp. It supports custom headers, status code filtering, response size matching, and more.

🔥 Asynchronous Directory Buster

⚡ Description

Asynchronous Directory Buster is a Python script that allows you to efficiently perform directory and file brute-forcing on a target website. The script leverages the power of asynchronous programming with aiohttp to perform multiple HTTP requests simultaneously, making the process faster and more efficient.

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💣 Key Features

• Asynchronous HTTP requests for improved speed.
• Customizable User-Agent and HTTP headers.
• Ability to follow redirects.
• Filter and match HTTP status codes.
• Filter and match response sizes.
• Output results to a file.
• Custom wordlist support.

🧾 Requirements

pip install aiohttp beautifulsoup4 termcolor

Usage

📌 Basic one

python directory_buster.py -u <target_url> -w <path_to_wordlist>

📌 Other examples

Custom Header

python directory_buster.py -u https://example.com -w wordlist.txt -H 'Authorization: Bearer token'

Extensions

python directory_buster.py -u https://example.com -w wordlist.txt -x php asp

Saving results to the file

python directory_buster.py -u https://example.com -w wordlist.txt -o output.txt

Supported flags

• -x : Specify a list of file extensions to append to the directories in the wordlist (e.g., -x php asp).
• -r: Follow redirects. If this flag is set, the script will follow HTTP redirects (3xx status codes).
• -H : Specify custom HTTP headers in the format 'Header1: value1' 'Header2: value2'.
• -a <user_agent>: Set a custom User-Agent string. The default is directorybuster/1.0.
• -ht: Hide response title in output.
• -m c <status_codes>: Include status codes to match, separated by space (e.g., -m c 200 404).
• -ms <response_sizes>: Match response sizes, separated by space.
• -fc <status_codes>: Filter status codes, separated by space (default is filtering 404).
• -fs <response_sizes>: Filter response sizes, separated by space.
• -o <output_file>: Path to the output file to save the results

🔴 Note

• Matching and Filtering Response Length together is not available at the moment. Choose one of them in the command-line arguments.
• Matching and Filtering Response Status Code together is not available at the moment. Choose one of them in the command-line arguments.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! If you find a bug or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

Happy directory busting!