Dartbuster
Author: Gray
License: MIT License
Description: Easy to use async directory brute forcing tool with advanced capabilities. Dartbuster is a cross platform tool written in dart with significant performance enhancements that really make it an effective choice over pre-existing tools.
Installation
Arch
Dartbuster is available as an AUR package.
yay -S dartbuster
Manual Install
# Download the repository with
$ git clone https://github.com/GrayWasTaken/dartbuster.git
# Option 1: Run using pre-built binary.
# By default Dartbuster comes with a prebuilt binary to execute.
$ ./dartbuster/bin/dartbuster
# Option 2: Build your own binary from source.
# Make sure you have the dart sdk installed and corresponding dependencies.
$ cd dartbuster/
$ dart pub get
$ dart compile exe src/main.dart -o bin/dartbuster
Screenshots
Features
- Real time scan progress and information
- 10 built in wordlists
- 4 built in extension lists
- Built in user agents
- Rotates user agent per request (optional)
- Supports custom wordlists, extensions, and user agents
- Multithreaded and option to specify threadcount
- Specify delay
- Specify timeout
- Supports output files
- Option to hide or show 404 responses
- Specify custom cookies
- Automatically skips common fuzzing traps such as endless redirects and optionally prints to screen
- Pre and post scan report
- Fully cross platform
- Asynchronous by nature so multiple requests will occur concurrently on a single thread
Usage
The help screen has all the information you'd need, but here are some hopefully useful examples:
# Prints help screen
$ dartbuster -h
# Starts fuzzing the "example.com" website, with 50 threads using wordlist apache-user-enum-1.0.txt
$ dartbuster scan -u https://example.com -T 50 -w apache-user-enum-1.0.txt
# Starts fuzzing the "example.com" website, with the extensions .pdf, .html, .css
$ dartbuster scan -u https://example.com -e .pdf,.html,.css
# Prints built in extension and word lists
$ dartbuster list
# Prints built in useragents
$ dartbuster useragents
Todo List
- Add recursion for directories.
- Add exclusion flags.
- Possibly stop get requests where the fetched content exceeds a certain size, ie: if webserver starts an endless file stream.
- Implement isolates 2.
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Gray
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