proxied-requests

Easily Rotate IP Addresses using open proxies while making HTTP requests. (Free Alternative to IP Rotate + Burp Intruder of Burp Suite written in Node.js)

Steps To Use

• Install Copy as Node.js Request Burp extension from BApp Store.

  

• Intercept any request and Copy as Node.js Request (Accessed via a Request -> Action -> Copy as Node.js Request)

  

• Paste the copied request to the request.txt file available in this directory.

• Alternatively, the same can be manually parsed into request.json file.

• Run node index.js

• Enter the requested parameters:

  

  • Port : The port in which the program should serve the logs / provide the manual override kill switch (served via /kill in the specified port).
  • Request Count : Total number of requests to be made.
  • Request Interval : Interval between two consecutive requests (in ms). [Recommended 100 - 1000 ms]
  • Parse request.txt : Whether the program should parse request.txt or not ("no" when the request info is manually typed into request.json)
  • Write output logs to log.txt : Enable / Disable Logs (If true logs will be written in log.txt file and served via /logs in the specified port).

PS. The program repeats the same valid IP Address till an error code of 429 (Too Many Requests) is emitted.