pyFuzz v1.1.0

PyFuzz is a comprehensive web path scanner tool designed to facilitate penetration testing and web application security assessment. This tool allows for the scanning of web applications to discover potential vulnerabilities and backup files through brute force path finding.

Features

• Ability to Only Show pages with response code 200.
• Show redirect pages (Code 3xx)
• Show pages with Internal Error (Code 5xx).
• Set sleep time between requests.
• Add multiple custom Header values (Ex.: User-Agent, Cookies, etc...).
• Add a request parameters (Ex.: name=val&name2=val2).
• Set a request method (Ex.: POST, GET, PUT, etc...).
• Ignore findings that contains a specific text in the response.
• Ignore findings with response size smaller than X Bytes.
• Log finding in a file.
• Ability to start scanning from specific line number in the provided list (Useful after a crash in the middle of a scan).
• Set request timeout.
• Ability to set variables to be replaces with value while fuzzing.
• Ability to execute shell command on each found URL.
• Ability to scan over http Proxy.

If you have a new feature you'd like to see, please submit an issue.

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Install (Linux)

Simply clone the repository to the location you want: (Example: you want to place it in ~/apps/

mkdir -p ~/apps/
cd ~/apps/
git clone https://github.com/ayoobali/pyfuzz
cd pyfuzz
chmod +x pyfuzz.py
./pyfuzz.py

To run the application from any directory, just create a symlink of pyfuzz.py in your bin directory.

ln -s ~/apps/pyfuzz/pyfuzz.py ~/bin/pyfuzz

OR One line installation:

mkdir -p ~/bin/ && mkdir -p ~/apps/ && cd ~/apps/ && git clone https://github.com/ayoobali/pyfuzz && cd pyfuzz && chmod +x pyfuzz.py && ln -s ~/apps/pyfuzz/pyfuzz.py ~/bin/pyfuzz

Usage

To fuzz a URL:

pyfuzz -u <URL> -l </Path/To/List/File.txt>

To fuzz a URL and only show findings with page size above 500 Bytes"

pyfuzz -u <URL> -l </Path/To/List/File.txt> -m 500

To fuzz a URL and ignore findings that contains specific string (Ex.: 'This page does not exist')

pyfuzz -u <URL> -l </Path/To/List/File.txt> -i 'This page does not exist'

To download a copy of the found URL's

pyfuzz -u <URL> -l </Path/To/List/File.txt> --cmd 'wget "{#URL#}"'

For more options:

pyfuzz -h

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Change LOG

[17-05-2021] v1.1.0

• [Added] Option to scan URL's over HTTP Proxy
• [Added] Body variable in command execution option

[10-06-2019] v1.0.3

• [Changed] Error messages now shows the number of the current item of the list.
• [Fixed] Timeout was not implemented for http URL's.

[07-02-2019] v1.0.2

• [Added] Option to Execute a shell command on each found URL --cmd.
• [Fixed] Fixed a bug in detecting default return code status.

[07-01-2019] v1.0.1

• [Added] Option to set value for variables in the list (-d)
• [Fixed] Minor improvement in the way of displaying the progress.

[07-01-2019] v1.0.0

• [Added] Option to ignore findings with response size smaller than X Bytes (-m).
• [Added] Option to set request timeout (-t).
• [Added] Option to save output to a file (-g).
• [Added] Option to Start scanning from specific line number (-f).
• [Added] New list files (aps.txt, php.txt, directories.txt, others.txt, sharepoint.txt, short.txt)
• [Added] Shebang to the python script so it can run directly from the terminal.
• [Changed] List files are stored in a directory called 'lists'.
• [Removed] Old list files.
• [Removed] Bash script that runs pyfuzz.py as it's not needed anymore.

[24-07-2018] v0.5.1

• [Added] Option to ignore results that contain a specific string in the response body (-i).

[23-07-2018] v0.5.0

• [Added] Option to add Custom Header to the request (-a).
• [Added] Option to Change the HTTP Request Method (-x).
• [Added] Option to add a Request Body (-b).
• [Fixed] First random page to check response code now randomly generated.
• [Fixed] Minor issue.

TO-DO:

• Add multi-threading option.
• Add a spider option.
• Add option to replace variables in the provided list (Ex.: Replace "somepage.{#ext}" with "somepage.php").
• Add the ability to filter results based on a string in the response body.

Disclaimer

PyFuzz is intended for educational and legal testing purposes only. Use of this tool for attacking web applications without prior mutual consent is illegal and could lead to a lawsuit.