What is this?

A tool to scape, reference and then categorize all exploits on www.exploit-db.com in releation to your given query. You can easily add categories and data yourself using a simple string array and class method.

How do I use this?

Here is the information from the help file in which if you need to again you can access by launching the binary with the argument ?help.

Using the arguments

• When using EC the following arguments are required.

  [The amount of pages to be searched, remember a high number will take longer to load] ?pages:#

  [The query to be referenced in categories, note: if you would like to use mulitple words you must seperate them with a double ampersand symbol.] ?query:#

• Once you are brought to the categories found with your query referenced you can view them by typing...

  [*] being either key words from their title or just the title itself. ?ls:%s

  e.g. ?ls:denial will open the Denial of Service category.

Adding your own data and/or categories

• Adding data and categories is simple, to add data to the pre-existing categories just add keywords to the category array of your picking, which can be found in the src/main/java/core/data/Categories.java file.

• To add your very own category you need the reference data which can be created like so...

  // Must be a string array as it is what the following method requests
  String[] Metasploit_Exploits_Category = {
      "metasploit", "meta"
  };

• Now to add this data into the categoriser system we must use the following method anywhere before the Categoriser class is instantiated.

  // The text between quotes being the category name
  Categories.AddCategory(Metasploit_Exploits_Category, "Metasploit Exploits");

• And you're done! You should see your category appear on the next compile and may view it by following the same procedure as stated above.