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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /PyI.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Yash114Bansal/PyIntruder/5b33dece084a084819ddf7d2191084cb2ce5a6fd/PyI.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /PyIntruder.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/python3 2 | from tkinter import * 3 | from tkinter import filedialog 4 | from tkinter import ttk 5 | from tkinter import messagebox 6 | from tkinter.messagebox import showinfo 7 | from tkinter.scrolledtext import ScrolledText 8 | from tkinter.ttk import Progressbar, Scrollbar 9 | from tkinter.filedialog import asksaveasfile 10 | from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor 11 | from json import dumps 12 | from sys import path 13 | import requests 14 | from urllib.parse import quote 15 | from base64 import b64encode 16 | from binascii import hexlify 17 | from requests.api import head 18 | from itertools import product 19 | from os import remove 20 | path.insert(1,"/opt/PyIntruder") 21 | from ShowJson import * 22 | root = Tk() 23 | root.title("PyIntruder") 24 | root.geometry("1100x650") 25 | root.minsize(1100, 650) 26 | root.maxsize(1100, 650) 27 | img = PhotoImage(file='/opt/PyIntruder/PyI.png') 28 | root.tk.call('wm', 'iconphoto', root._w, img) 29 | 30 | # Exception classes 31 | 32 | 33 | class Unknown_request(Exception): 34 | pass 35 | 36 | 37 | class greater_zero(Exception): 38 | pass 39 | 40 | 41 | class no_position(Exception): 42 | pass 43 | 44 | 45 | class no_wordlist(Exception): 46 | pass 47 | 48 | 49 | # Main Variables 50 | var_url = "" 51 | var_data = "" 52 | var_headers = {} 53 | var_req_method = "" 54 | var_from_numbers = 0 55 | var_to_numbers = 0 56 | var_step_numbers = 1 57 | var_min_length = 1 58 | var_max_length = 1 59 | var_bruteforce_charset = "" 60 | root_filename = "" 61 | button_place = '' 62 | payload_list = "" 63 | loading_bar = "" 64 | second_frame = "" 65 | uen = StringVar() 66 | urlencode_var = "" 67 | percent_increase = 0 68 | h = 0 69 | count=0 70 | encoding_var = "" 71 | option_var = "" 72 | prefix_var = "" 73 | suffix_var = "" 74 | listbox = "" 75 | searchbox = "" 76 | response_headers="" 77 | maindict = {} 78 | #HTTP Status Codes 79 | StatusCodes={"100":"CONTINUE","101":"SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS","200":"OK","201":"CREATED","202":"ACCEPTED","203":"NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION","204":"NO_CONTENT","205":"RESET_CONTENT","206":"PARTIAL_CONTENT","207":"MULTI_STATUS","208":"ALREADY_REPORTED","226":"IM_USED","300":"MULTIPLE_CHOICES","301":"MOVED_PERMANENTLY","302":"FOUND","303":"SEE_OTHER","304":"NOT_MODIFIED","305":"USE_PROXY","306":"RESERVED","307":"TEMPORARY_REDIRECT","308":"PERMANENT_REDIRECT","400":"BAD_REQUEST","401":"UNAUTHORIZED","402":"PAYMENT_REQUIRED","403":"FORBIDDEN","404":"NOT_FOUND","405":"METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED","406":"NOT_ACCEPTABLE","407":"PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED","408":"REQUEST_TIMEOUT","409":"CONFLICT","410":"GONE","411":"LENGTH_REQUIRED","412":"PRECONDITION_FAILED","413":"REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE","414":"REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG","415":"UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE","416":"REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIAB","417":"EXPECTATION_FAILED","418":"IM_A_TEAPOT","422":"UNPROCESSABLE_ENTITY","423":"LOCKED","424":"FAILED_DEPENDENCY","426":"UPGRADE_REQUIRED","428":"PRECONDITION_REQUIRED","429":"TOO_MANY_REQUESTS","431":"REQUEST_HEADER_FIELDS_TOO_LARGE","451":"UNAVAILABLE_FOR_LEGAL_REASONS","500":"INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR","501":"NOT_IMPLEMENTED","502":"BAD_GATEWAY","503":"SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE","504":"GATEWAY_TIMEOUT","505":"VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED","506":"VARIANT_ALSO_NEGOTIATES","507":"INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE","508":"LOOP_DETECTED","509":"BANDWIDTH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED","510":"NOT_EXTENDED","511":"NETWORK_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED"} 80 | 81 | #Function to Update data while searching 82 | def update(data): 83 | global listbox, maindict 84 | listbox.delete(0, END) 85 | for m in data: 86 | to_insert=m+" "*(97-len(m)) + str(maindict[m][0]) + " "*(40-len(str(maindict[m][0]))) + str(maindict[m][1]) 87 | listbox.insert(END, to_insert) 88 | 89 | #Search When Typed Something in searchbox 90 | def search(event): 91 | global searchbox, maindict 92 | typed_text = searchbox.get() 93 | data_find = [] 94 | if typed_text == "": 95 | data_find = [l for l in maindict] 96 | 97 | else: 98 | for l in maindict: 99 | if typed_text.lower() in maindict[l][2].lower(): 100 | data_find.append(l) 101 | 102 | update(data_find) 103 | 104 | #Function to show response 105 | def show_data(event): 106 | global maindict, listbox,response_headers 107 | payload = listbox.get(ANCHOR) 108 | payload = payload[8:20].strip() 109 | dta = maindict[payload][2] 110 | x = Toplevel() 111 | x.geometry("900x600") 112 | x.title("Response") 113 | textbox = ScrolledText(x, wrap=WORD, height=34, width=120, fg='#660066') 114 | textbox.pack() 115 | for i in response_headers: 116 | to_insert=i+" : "+response_headers[i]+"\n" 117 | textbox.insert(INSERT,to_insert) 118 | textbox.insert(INSERT, "\n"+dta) 119 | textbox.config(state=DISABLED) 120 | x.minsize(900, 500) 121 | x.maxsize(900, 600) 122 | 123 | #Function To Save Data 124 | def save(): 125 | global maindict 126 | file_name = filedialog.asksaveasfile(initialfile="save.json",defaultextension=".json",filetypes=[("json file","*.json")]) 127 | try: 128 | file_name.write(dumps(maindict)) 129 | except PermissionError: 130 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Permission Denied") 131 | file_name.close() 132 | 133 | def req_get(list_payload): 134 | #Windows 135 | global button_place, root,count 136 | #Request Material 137 | global var_url, var_headers, var_data, var_req_method,maindict 138 | #Encodings 139 | global urlencode_var,encoding_var 140 | global option_var, listbox,StatusCodes,prefix_var, suffix_var, percent_increase, loading_bar, second_frame, payload_list, h,response_headers 141 | tempvar = payload_list.index(list_payload) 142 | list_payload = str(list_payload) 143 | list_payload=list_payload.replace("\n",'') 144 | list_payload=list_payload 145 | tempvariable = list_payload 146 | #Suffix/Prefix --> Encode 147 | if option_var == 1: 148 | list_payload = prefix_var+list_payload+suffix_var 149 | tempvariable = list_payload 150 | if encoding_var == "Base64": 151 | list_payload = b64encode(list_payload.encode()).decode() 152 | 153 | elif encoding_var == "Hex": 154 | list_payload = hexlify(list_payload.encode()).decode() 155 | 156 | elif encoding_var == "ASCII Numbers": 157 | list_payload = ''.join(str(ord(c)) for c in list_payload) 158 | #Encode -->Suffix/Prefix1 159 | elif option_var == 2: 160 | if encoding_var == "Base64": 161 | list_payload = b64encode(list_payload.encode()).decode() 162 | 163 | elif encoding_var == "Hex": 164 | list_payload = hexlify(list_payload.encode()).decode() 165 | 166 | elif encoding_var == "ASCII Numbers": 167 | list_payload = ''.join(str(ord(c)) for c in list_payload) 168 | 169 | list_payload = prefix_var+list_payload+suffix_var 170 | #@@@@@@ is sign of Position Of Payload 171 | reqdata = var_data.replace("@@@@@@", list_payload) 172 | if urlencode_var == "url_encode": 173 | reqdata = quote(reqdata, safe='') 174 | #Creating Copy Of Header to preserve position 175 | var_headers_temp = var_headers.copy() 176 | for i in var_headers_temp: 177 | var_headers_temp[i] = var_headers_temp[i].replace("@@@@@@", list_payload) 178 | 179 | var_url1=var_url.replace("@@@@@@",list_payload) 180 | if var_req_method == "GET": 181 | r = requests.get(var_url1, params=reqdata, headers=var_headers_temp) 182 | 183 | elif var_req_method == "POST": 184 | r = requests.post(var_url1, data=reqdata, headers=var_headers_temp) 185 | #Adding Data To Our Dictionary 186 | maindict[list_payload] = [str(len(r.text)),str(r.status_code)+" "+StatusCodes[str(r.status_code)],r.text] 187 | response_headers = r.headers 188 | #Add Data In ListBox 189 | count+=1 190 | txt = str(count)+" "*10+tempvariable+" "*(84-len(list_payload)-len(str(count))-len(StatusCodes[str(r.status_code)])) + str(len(r.text)) + " "*(40-len(str(len(r.text)))) + str(r.status_code)+" "+StatusCodes[str(r.status_code)] 191 | listbox.insert(END, txt) 192 | #Updating Progressbar 193 | h += percent_increase 194 | loading_bar["value"] = h 195 | root.update_idletasks() 196 | 197 | #Extracting Headers/Url/Data From Given Request 198 | def extractrequest(web_request): 199 | g = open("temp.txt", 'w+') 200 | g.write(web_request) 201 | g.close() 202 | f = open("temp.txt", "r") 203 | listdata1 = f.readlines() 204 | listdata = [] 205 | #Removing Blank Lines 206 | for i in listdata1: 207 | tv = str(i).replace("\n", "") 208 | if tv != "": 209 | listdata.append(tv) 210 | 211 | req_type = listdata[0] 212 | host = listdata[1] 213 | headerslist = {} 214 | #Extracting Headers and data 215 | if "POST" in req_type: 216 | req_method = "POST" 217 | fullurl = req_type[4:-9] 218 | data = listdata[-1] 219 | for i in range(2, len(listdata)-2): 220 | spoint = listdata[i].find(":") 221 | headerslist[listdata[i][:spoint] 222 | ] = listdata[i][spoint+2:].rstrip("\n") 223 | 224 | elif "GET" in req_type: 225 | req_method = "GET" 226 | getfind = req_type.find("?") 227 | if getfind == -1: 228 | fullurl = req_type[3:-9] 229 | 230 | else: 231 | fullurl = req_type[3:getfind] 232 | 233 | data = req_type[getfind+1:-9] 234 | for i in range(2, len(listdata)-1): 235 | spoint = listdata[i].find(":") 236 | headerslist[listdata[i][:spoint] 237 | ] = listdata[i][spoint+2:].rstrip("\n") 238 | 239 | else: 240 | try: 241 | raise Unknown_request 242 | 243 | except Unknown_request: 244 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Unable To Detect Request Type") 245 | return 246 | 247 | f.close() 248 | #Deleting File 249 | remove("temp.txt") 250 | url = "http://"+host[5:].strip()+fullurl.strip() 251 | headerslist.pop("", None) 252 | return req_method, url, headerslist, data 253 | 254 | 255 | def mainattack(): 256 | #Window 257 | global button_place 258 | #Requests Material 259 | global var_url,var_headers,var_data,var_req_method 260 | #Encodings 261 | global urlencode_var,encoding_var 262 | #Others 263 | global option_var, listbox, searchbox,prefix_var, suffix_var, loading_bar, second_frame, h 264 | main_request = Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END) 265 | #Getting Data From extractrequest function 266 | var_req_method, var_url, var_headers, var_data = extractrequest(main_request) 267 | #Replacing Added Position With @@@@@@ To Replace with payload Easily 268 | #Headers 269 | for temp_replace in var_headers: 270 | temp_var = var_headers[temp_replace] 271 | if "§" in temp_var: 272 | position1 = temp_var.find("§", 0) 273 | position2 = temp_var.find("§", position1+1) 274 | position2 = position2 + 1 275 | temp_var = temp_var.replace( 276 | temp_var[position1:position2], "@@@@@@") 277 | var_headers[temp_replace] = temp_var 278 | #Get/Post Data 279 | for i in range(10): 280 | if "§" in var_data: 281 | position1 = var_data.find("§", 0) 282 | position2 = var_data.find("§", position1+1) 283 | position2 = position2 + 1 284 | var_data = var_data.replace( 285 | var_data[position1:position2], "@@@@@@") 286 | #URL 287 | for i in range(3): 288 | if "§" in var_url: 289 | positiona1 = var_url.find("§", 0) 290 | positiona2 = var_url.find("§", positiona1+1) 291 | positiona2 = positiona2 + 1 292 | var_url = var_url.replace( 293 | var_url[positiona1:positiona2], "@@@@@@") 294 | else: 295 | break 296 | 297 | attack_type = combo_box1.get() 298 | urlencode_var = uen.get() 299 | encoding_var = combo_box2.get() 300 | option_var = opt1.get() 301 | prefix_var = prefix.get() 302 | suffix_var = suffix.get() 303 | #Creating pop up Window To Show Response 304 | button_place = Toplevel() 305 | button_place.geometry("700x700") 306 | button_place.title("Attack Box") 307 | button_place.minsize(700, 700) 308 | button_place.maxsize(700, 700) 309 | Label(button_place, text="Attacking").pack() 310 | #Adding LoadingBar 311 | loading_bar = Progressbar(button_place, orient=HORIZONTAL, length=400, mode="determinate") 312 | loading_bar.pack() 313 | Label(button_place, text="No."+" "*10 + "Payload" + " "*70 + "Length"+" "*40 + "Status Code", borderwidth=2, relief=SOLID).pack(side=TOP, anchor="w") 314 | main_frame = Frame(button_place) 315 | #Adding ScrollBar To It 316 | my_scrollbar = ttk.Scrollbar(main_frame, orient=VERTICAL) 317 | main_frame.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1) 318 | #Adding ListBox 319 | listbox = Listbox(main_frame, width=80, height=33, yscrollcommand=my_scrollbar.set) 320 | my_scrollbar.config(command=listbox.yview) 321 | my_scrollbar.pack(side=RIGHT, fill=Y) 322 | listbox.bind("", show_data) 323 | #Adding SearchBox 324 | searchbox = Entry(button_place, width=45) 325 | listbox.pack() 326 | Label(button_place, text="Search :", fg="green").place(x=210, y=667) 327 | searchbox.place(x=280, y=665) 328 | searchbox.bind("", search) 329 | #Adding Save As Button 330 | Button(button_place,text="Save as",command=save).place(x=10,y=5) 331 | 332 | global payload_list 333 | if attack_type == "Numbers": 334 | global var_from_numbers 335 | global var_to_numbers 336 | global var_step_numbers 337 | global percent_increase 338 | payload_list = [x for x in range(var_from_numbers, var_to_numbers+1, var_step_numbers)] 339 | percent_increase = 100 / len([x for x in range(var_from_numbers, var_to_numbers+1, var_step_numbers)]) 340 | h = 0 341 | #Running Attack with Threads 342 | execute = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=Threads_Button.get()) 343 | execute.map(req_get, [x for x in range(var_from_numbers, var_to_numbers+1, var_step_numbers)]) 344 | execute.shutdown(wait=False) 345 | 346 | elif attack_type == "Wordlist": 347 | global root_filename 348 | f1 = open(root_filename, "r",errors="ignore") 349 | pay = f1.readlines() 350 | payload_list = pay 351 | #for i in pay: 352 | #payload_list.append(i.rstrip("\n")) 353 | percent_increase = 100/len(payload_list) 354 | h = 0 355 | execute = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=Threads_Button.get()) 356 | execute.map(req_get, payload_list) 357 | execute.shutdown(wait=False) 358 | 359 | elif attack_type == "BruteForce": 360 | global var_bruteforce_charset, var_max_length, var_min_length 361 | payload_list = [] 362 | for x in range(var_min_length, var_max_length+1): 363 | for y in product(var_bruteforce_charset, repeat=x): 364 | payload_list.append("".join(y)) 365 | 366 | percent_increase = 100/len(payload_list) 367 | h = 0 368 | execute = ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=Threads_Button.get()) 369 | execute.map(req_get, payload_list) 370 | execute.shutdown(wait=False) 371 | 372 | 373 | def start_attack(): 374 | global var_from_numbers,var_to_numbers,var_step_numbers 375 | global var_min_length,var_max_length 376 | global var_bruteforce_charset,count 377 | count=0 378 | attack_type = combo_box1.get() 379 | attack_threads = Threads_Button.get() 380 | if attack_type == "Numbers": 381 | try: 382 | var_from_numbers = int(from_entry.get()) 383 | var_to_numbers = int(to_entry.get()) 384 | var_step_numbers = int(step_entry.get()) 385 | if var_to_numbers < var_from_numbers: 386 | if var_step_numbers > 0: 387 | var_step_numbers=-var_step_numbers 388 | if var_step_numbers == 0: 389 | raise greater_zero 390 | 391 | if "§" not in Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END): 392 | raise no_position 393 | mainattack() 394 | 395 | except ValueError: 396 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please enter numbers only") 397 | return 398 | except greater_zero: 399 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please enter step greater than zero") 400 | except no_position: 401 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please Add Position in Box") 402 | 403 | elif attack_type == "BruteForce": 404 | 405 | try: 406 | var_min_length = int(min_entry.get()) 407 | var_max_length = int(max_entry.get()) 408 | var_bruteforce_charset = charset.get() 409 | if var_min_length < 1 or var_max_length < 1: 410 | raise greater_zero 411 | 412 | if "§" not in Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END): 413 | raise no_position 414 | 415 | mainattack() 416 | 417 | except ValueError: 418 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please enter numbers") 419 | return 420 | 421 | except greater_zero: 422 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Enter Number Greater Than Zero") 423 | return 424 | 425 | except no_position: 426 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please Add Position in Box") 427 | 428 | else: 429 | 430 | try: 431 | a = root_filename 432 | if "§" not in Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END): 433 | raise no_position 434 | 435 | if "/" not in a: 436 | raise no_wordlist 437 | 438 | mainattack() 439 | 440 | except no_position: 441 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please Add Position in Box") 442 | 443 | except no_wordlist: 444 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Please Specify Wordlist") 445 | 446 | 447 | def add_position(): 448 | try: 449 | if Request_Text_Area.selection_get(): 450 | # Replacing Before and After With Unicode Character 451 | Request_Text_Area.insert("sel.first", "§") 452 | Request_Text_Area.insert("sel.last", "§") 453 | temp = Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END) 454 | Request_Text_Area.delete(1.0, END) 455 | Request_Text_Area.insert(1.0, temp.replace("§§", '§')[:-1]) 456 | 457 | except: 458 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Nothing is selected") 459 | 460 | 461 | def clear_position(): 462 | temp = Request_Text_Area.get("1.0", END) 463 | Request_Text_Area.delete(1.0, END) 464 | Request_Text_Area.insert(1.0, temp.replace("§", '')[:-1]) 465 | 466 | # Function for Paste button 467 | 468 | 469 | def paste(): 470 | pst = Request_Text_Area.index(INSERT) 471 | try: 472 | clip = root.clipboard_get() 473 | Request_Text_Area.insert(pst, clip) 474 | 475 | except: 476 | messagebox.showwarning("Warning", "Nothing is in the clipboard") 477 | 478 | # Function for Clear button 479 | 480 | def clear(): 481 | Request_Text_Area.delete(1.0, END) 482 | 483 | # Function for choosing file button 484 | 485 | def choosefile(): 486 | global root_filename 487 | root_filename = filedialog.askopenfilename(initialdir="~/", title="Select a file", filetypes=(("Text files", "*.txt"), ("All files*", "*"))) 488 | file_label = Label(root, text=root_filename, width=40, fg="red") 489 | file_label.place(x=580, y=465) 490 | 491 | # Function for Combo-Box for Payloads 492 | 493 | def comboclk(event): 494 | # Recieve Value From Drop Down List 495 | attack_type = combo_box1.get() 496 | 497 | # Disabling Each Parameter 498 | 499 | choose_file.config(state=DISABLED) 500 | min_entry.config(state=DISABLED) 501 | max_entry.config(state=DISABLED) 502 | 503 | charset.config(state=DISABLED) 504 | from_entry.config(state=DISABLED) 505 | 506 | to_entry.config(state=DISABLED) 507 | step_entry.config(state=DISABLED) 508 | 509 | if attack_type == "Wordlist": 510 | choose_file.config(state=NORMAL) 511 | 512 | if attack_type == "BruteForce": 513 | min_entry.config(state=NORMAL) 514 | max_entry.config(state=NORMAL) 515 | charset.config(state=NORMAL) 516 | 517 | if attack_type == "Numbers": 518 | from_entry.config(state=NORMAL) 519 | to_entry.config(state=NORMAL) 520 | step_entry.config(state=NORMAL) 521 | 522 | # Function for Help menu item 523 | 524 | def info(): 525 | msg = '''About PyIntruder 526 | 527 | This tool will help you to 528 | send your requests faster 529 | than ever you've used.More 530 | features will be added in 531 | the future.This is 532 | absolutely free of cost. 533 | 534 | Developed by: 535 | Yash Bansal 536 | Sagnik Haldar 537 | Also... 0day Was Here''' 538 | messagebox.showinfo(title='Details', message=msg) 539 | 540 | 541 | def usage(): 542 | msg = "Please Refer To https://github.com/Yash114Bansal/PyIntruder" 543 | help_window = Toplevel() 544 | help_lbl = Label(help_window, text=msg) 545 | help_lbl.pack() 546 | 547 | 548 | menu_button = Menu(root) 549 | root.config(menu=menu_button) 550 | 551 | # Help menu item 552 | help_menu = Menu(menu_button, tearoff="off") 553 | menu_button.add_cascade(label="Menu", menu=help_menu) 554 | help_menu.add_command(label="Usage", command=usage) 555 | help_menu.add_command(label="About Me", command=info) 556 | help_menu.add_command(label="Show JSON", command=showdatamain) 557 | 558 | 559 | # Requests LabelFrame 560 | frame_requests = LabelFrame(root, text="Requests", 561 | padx=260, pady=640, borderwidth=6) 562 | frame_requests.pack(padx=10, pady=10, side=LEFT) 563 | dummy_request_frame = Label(frame_requests, text="",) 564 | dummy_request_frame.grid(row=0, column=0) 565 | 566 | # Text-Area for Requests 567 | Request_Text_Area = Text(root, width=60, height=31, bg="#ffffcc") 568 | Request_Text_Area.place(x=30, y=50) 569 | 570 | # Paste Button 571 | 572 | paste_button = Button(root, text="Paste", command=paste, 573 | borderwidth=2, bg="#ff751a", fg="white", activebackground='#ff751a') 574 | paste_button.place(x=275, y=570, height=25, width=75) 575 | 576 | # Clear Button 577 | clear_button = Button(root, text="Clear", command=clear, 578 | borderwidth=2, bg="#ff751a", fg="white", activebackground='#ff751a') 579 | 580 | clear_button.place(x=195, y=570, height=25, width=75) 581 | 582 | 583 | # Options LabelFrame 584 | Options_Frame = LabelFrame( 585 | root, text="Options", padx=260, pady=640, borderwidth=6) 586 | Options_Frame.pack(padx=10, pady=10, side=RIGHT) 587 | Dummy_Options_Frame = Label(Options_Frame, text="",) 588 | Dummy_Options_Frame.grid(row=0, column=0) 589 | 590 | # Select Threads Button 591 | Threads_Button = Scale(root, from_=1, to=100, orient=HORIZONTAL) 592 | Threads_Button.place(x=960, y=32) 593 | 594 | Select_Threads_Label = Label(root, text="Select Threads", fg='green') 595 | Select_Threads_Label.place(x=858, y=53) 596 | 597 | 598 | # Position Button and Frame 599 | 600 | position_frame = LabelFrame(root, text="Positions", 601 | padx=80, pady=30, borderwidth=6) 602 | position_frame.place(x=600, y=98) 603 | Dummy_position_frame = Label(position_frame, text="",) 604 | Dummy_position_frame.grid(row=0, column=0) 605 | 606 | button_add_position = Button(root, text=" Add Position ", 607 | borderwidth=2, bg="#ff751a", activebackground='#ff751a', height=1, command=add_position) 608 | button_add_position.place(x=625, y=120) 609 | button_clear_position = Button(root, text="Clear Position", 610 | borderwidth=2, bg="#ff751a", activebackground='#ff751a', height=1, command=clear_position) 611 | button_clear_position.place(x=625, y=160) 612 | 613 | # BruteForce Frame 614 | 615 | bruteforce_frame = LabelFrame( 616 | root, text="BruteForce", padx=130, pady=35, borderwidth=6) 617 | bruteforce_frame.place(x=790, y=95) 618 | label_BruteForce = Label(bruteforce_frame, text="",) 619 | label_BruteForce.grid(row=0, column=0) 620 | 621 | # BruteForce Charset 622 | 623 | charset = Entry(root, width=30, bg="#ffff99", fg="green", state=DISABLED) 624 | charset.get() 625 | charset.place(x=805, y=120) 626 | charset.insert(0, "Enter The Charset") 627 | 628 | # Min Length 629 | 630 | min_label = Label(root, text="Min Length:", fg="green") 631 | min_label.place(x=870, y=145) 632 | 633 | min_entry = Entry(root, width=3, bg="#ffff99", state=DISABLED) 634 | min_entry.get() 635 | min_entry.place(x=950, y=143) 636 | 637 | # Max Length 638 | 639 | max_label = Label(root, text="Max Length:", fg="green") 640 | max_label.place(x=870, y=172) 641 | 642 | max_entry = Entry(root, width=3, bg="#ffff99", state=DISABLED) 643 | max_entry.get() 644 | max_entry.place(x=950, y=173) 645 | 646 | 647 | # Prefix 648 | 649 | prefix = Entry(root, width=15, bg="#ffff99") 650 | prefix.get() 651 | prefix.place(x=680, y=320) 652 | 653 | Prefix_Label = Label(root, text="Prefix:", fg="green") 654 | Prefix_Label.place(x=630, y=320) 655 | 656 | # Suffix 657 | 658 | suffix = Entry(root, width=15, bg="#ffff99") 659 | suffix.get() 660 | suffix.place(x=680, y=350) 661 | 662 | Suffix_Label = Label(root, text="Suffix:", fg="green") 663 | Suffix_Label.place(x=630, y=350) 664 | 665 | # Number Frame 666 | 667 | number_frame = LabelFrame(root, text="Numbers", 668 | padx=80, pady=60, borderwidth=6) 669 | number_frame.place(x=875, y=300) 670 | 671 | Dummy_number_frame = Label(number_frame, text="",) 672 | Dummy_number_frame.grid(row=0, column=0) 673 | 674 | # From Starting 675 | 676 | from_label = Label(root, text="From:", fg="green") 677 | from_label.place(x=890, y=342) 678 | 679 | from_entry = Entry(root, width=12, bg="#ffff99", state=DISABLED) 680 | from_entry.get() 681 | from_entry.place(x=930, y=345) 682 | 683 | # To Numbers 684 | 685 | to_label = Label(root, text="To:", fg="green") 686 | to_label.place(x=890, y=372) 687 | 688 | to_entry = Entry(root, width=12, bg="#ffff99", state=DISABLED) 689 | to_entry.get() 690 | to_entry.place(x=930, y=373) 691 | 692 | # Step 693 | 694 | step_label = Label(root, text="Step:", fg="green") 695 | step_label.place(x=890, y=402) 696 | 697 | step_entry = Entry(root, width=12, bg="#ffff99", state=DISABLED) 698 | step_entry.get() 699 | step_entry.place(x=930, y=402) 700 | 701 | # Url Encode CheckBox 702 | 703 | chk = Checkbutton(root, text="URL Encode characters?", 704 | variable=uen, onvalue="url_encode", offvalue="not_encode") 705 | chk.deselect() 706 | chk.place(x=630, y=390) 707 | 708 | # Choose File 709 | choose_file = Button(root, text="Choose Wordlist", command=choosefile, 710 | borderwidth=2, bg="#ff751a", fg="white", activebackground='#ff751a', height=1) 711 | choose_file.place(x=665, y=420) 712 | 713 | # Combo Box for Selecting Payloads 714 | 715 | Payloads = [ 716 | "Wordlist", 717 | "Numbers", 718 | "BruteForce" 719 | ] 720 | 721 | # ComboBox 722 | 723 | combo_box1 = ttk.Combobox(root, values=Payloads) 724 | combo_box1.current(0) 725 | combo_box1['state'] = 'readonly' 726 | combo_box1.bind("<>", comboclk) 727 | combo_box1.pack(fill='none', expand='False') 728 | combo_box1.place(x=742, y=53, height=20, width=95) 729 | 730 | Label_Select_Payload = Label(root, text="Select Payload Type", fg="green") 731 | Label_Select_Payload.place(x=600, y=53) 732 | 733 | # Combo Box for Selecting encoding Types 734 | 735 | Encodings = [ 736 | "None", 737 | "Base64", 738 | "Hex", 739 | "ASCII Numbers" 740 | ] 741 | 742 | # ComboBox 2 743 | 744 | combo_box2 = ttk.Combobox(root, values=Encodings) 745 | combo_box2.current(0) 746 | combo_box2['state'] = 'readonly' 747 | combo_box2.bind("<>") 748 | combo_box2.pack(fill='none', expand='False') 749 | combo_box2.place(x=840, y=250, height=20, width=118) 750 | 751 | Label_Select_Encoding = Label(root, text="Select Encoding Type", fg="green") 752 | Label_Select_Encoding.place(x=690, y=250) 753 | 754 | opt1 = IntVar() 755 | opt1.set(1) 756 | Radiobutton(root, text="Suffix/Prefix --> Encode",variable=opt1, value=1).place(x=600, y=495) 757 | Radiobutton(root, text="Encode --> Suffix/Prefix",variable=opt1, value=2).place(x=600, y=520) 758 | 759 | start_attack_button = Button(root, text="Start Attack", bg="#ff751a",activebackground="#ff751a", command=start_attack) 760 | start_attack_button.place(x=960, y=550) 761 | 762 | mainloop() 763 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # PyIntruder - A Powerful Intruder Written in Python 2 | ![Asset 2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52795867/141934444-230c8d6e-aee6-4471-883a-2165642e0bbf.png) 3 | 4 | ## Installation 5 | $`git clone https://github.com/Yash114Bansal/PyIntruder`\ 6 | $`cd PyIntruder`\ 7 | $`python3 installer.py` 8 | 9 | ## User-Interface 10 | ![Response](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52795867/141939748-798b33fc-e812-4ded-937b-a8aad3e1fdd0.png) 11 | 12 | ## Usage 13 | Simply use it as a tool to bruteforce faster than you normally would with Burp Suite Community Edition. 14 | Select the parameter you want to test, and click on "add position". 15 | ![Numbers](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52795867/141938981-c4336845-9d38-4045-838d-995a49861374.png) 16 | 17 | 18 | ## Current Features 19 | ### Brute Force 20 | - Wordlist 21 | - Numbers 22 | - Characters 23 | 24 | ### Url Encoding with 25 | - Base64 26 | - Hex 27 | - ASCII Numbers 28 | 29 | ### Example of Attackbox: 30 | ![AttackBoxandResponse](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52795867/141939005-875fa1e7-0e5c-4dd8-87af-4b1490f2036a.png) 31 | 32 | 33 | Looking forward to further contributions as it's an open-source project. We hope that the community will enjoy experimenting with it, and help us to improve the application. 34 | 35 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /ShowJson.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | from tkinter import * 2 | from tkinter import ttk 3 | from tkinter import messagebox 4 | from tkinter.scrolledtext import ScrolledText 5 | from tkinter import filedialog 6 | from json import loads 7 | show_list_box="" 8 | show_search_box="" 9 | json_data={} 10 | def openfile(): 11 | global json_data,show_list_box 12 | show_list_box.delete(0, END) 13 | filename = filedialog.askopenfilename(title="Select a file", filetypes=(("Json files", "*.json"), ("All files*", "*"))) 14 | try: 15 | f0=open(filename,"r") 16 | data=f0.read() 17 | data=loads(data) 18 | json_data=data 19 | f0.close() 20 | except: 21 | messagebox.showerror("Error", "Can not Identify PyIntruder Data") 22 | for i in json_data: 23 | txt = i+" "*(94-len(i)-len(json_data[i][1])) + (json_data[i][0]) + " "*(40-len(str(json_data[i][0]))) + json_data[i][1] 24 | show_list_box.insert(END, txt) 25 | 26 | def show_data(event): 27 | global json_data, show_list_box 28 | payload = show_list_box.get(ANCHOR) 29 | payload = payload[0:15].strip() 30 | dta = json_data[payload][2] 31 | header_dta=json_data[payload][2] 32 | x = Toplevel() 33 | x.geometry("900x600") 34 | x.title("Response") 35 | textbox = ScrolledText(x, wrap=WORD, height=34, width=120, fg='#660066') 36 | textbox.pack() 37 | textbox.insert(INSERT, dta) 38 | textbox.config(state=DISABLED) 39 | x.minsize(900, 500) 40 | x.maxsize(900, 600) 41 | def update(data): 42 | global show_list_box, json_data 43 | show_list_box.delete(0, END) 44 | for m in data: 45 | to_insert=m+" "*(97-len(m)) + str(json_data[m][0]) + " "*(40-len(str(json_data[m][0]))) + str(json_data[m][1]) 46 | show_list_box.insert(END, to_insert) 47 | 48 | 49 | def search(event): 50 | global show_search_box, json_data 51 | given_text = show_search_box.get() 52 | data_find = [] 53 | if given_text == "": 54 | data_find = [l for l in json_data] 55 | 56 | else: 57 | for l in json_data: 58 | if given_text.lower() in json_data[l][2].lower(): 59 | data_find.append(l) 60 | 61 | update(data_find) 62 | def showdatamain(): 63 | global show_search_box,show_list_box 64 | show_root = Tk() 65 | show_root.geometry("700x700") 66 | show_root.title("Attack Box") 67 | show_root.minsize(700, 700) 68 | show_root.maxsize(700, 700) 69 | Label(show_root, text="Attacking").pack() 70 | Label(show_root, text="Payload" + " "*90 + "Length"+" "*40 + "Status Code", borderwidth=2, relief=SOLID).pack(side=TOP, anchor="w") 71 | frame0 = Frame(show_root) 72 | scrollbar0 = ttk.Scrollbar(frame0, orient=VERTICAL) 73 | frame0.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1) 74 | show_list_box = Listbox(frame0, width=80, height=32, yscrollcommand=scrollbar0.set) 75 | scrollbar0.config(command=show_list_box.yview) 76 | scrollbar0.pack(side=RIGHT, fill=Y) 77 | show_list_box.bind("", show_data) 78 | show_search_box = Entry(show_root, width=45) 79 | show_list_box.pack() 80 | Label(show_root, text="Search :", fg="green").place(x=210, y=637) 81 | show_search_box.place(x=275, y=634) 82 | show_search_box.bind("", search) 83 | menu_button = Menu(show_root) 84 | show_root.config(menu=menu_button) 85 | 86 | # Help menu item 87 | help_menu = Menu(menu_button, tearoff="off") 88 | menu_button.add_cascade(label="Menu", menu=help_menu) 89 | help_menu.add_command(label="Open File", command=openfile) 90 | mainloop() 91 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /installer.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/python3 2 | import subprocess 3 | import os 4 | import shutil 5 | class color: 6 | def red(self,name): 7 | print(f"\033[91m{name}\033[0m") 8 | def pink(self,name): 9 | print(f"\033[95m{name}\033[0m") 10 | def yellow(self,name): 11 | print(f"\033[93m{name}\033[0m") 12 | def bright(self,name): 13 | print(f"\033[1;32;40m{name}\033[0m") 14 | def blue(self,name): 15 | print(f"\033[1;32;34m{name}\033[0m") 16 | def cyan(self,name): 17 | print(f"\033[1;32;36m{name}\033[0m") 18 | def green(self,name): 19 | print(f"\033[92m{name}\033[0m") 20 | colour=color() 21 | check_root=subprocess.run("id",shell=True,capture_output=True) 22 | if "root" not in str(check_root).lower(): 23 | colour.red("Please run as root!!") 24 | os._exit(0) 25 | try: 26 | shutil.rmtree("/opt/PyIntruder") 27 | except: 28 | pass 29 | 30 | try: 31 | os.system("pip3 install -r requirements.txt") 32 | colour.green("Creating files") 33 | os.system("mkdir /opt/PyIntruder") 34 | os.system("cp PyIntruder.py ShowJson.py PyI.png /opt/PyIntruder") 35 | os.system("chmod 777 /opt/PyIntruder") 36 | os.system("chmod +x /opt/PyIntruder/PyIntruder.py") 37 | except: 38 | 39 | colour.red("File not found!") 40 | os._exit(0) 41 | os.system("touch /usr/share/applications/PyIntruder.desktop") 42 | text="""[Desktop Entry] 43 | Version=1.0 44 | Type=Application 45 | Name=PyIntruder 46 | GenericName=PyIntruder 47 | Comment=Powerful Intruder written in python by Yash and Sagnik H 48 | Categories=Web Application Analysis;Network 49 | Exec=/bin/PyIntruder 50 | Icon=/opt/PyIntruder/PyI.png 51 | Path=/bin 52 | Terminal=false 53 | StartupNotify=false 54 | """ 55 | colour.green("Creating shotcuts") 56 | with open("/usr/share/applications/PyIntruder.desktop","w+") as f: 57 | f.write(text) 58 | bash="""#!/bin/bash 59 | python3 /opt/PyIntruder/PyIntruder.py""" 60 | with open("/bin/PyIntruder","w+") as f2: 61 | f2.write(bash) 62 | os.system("chmod +x /bin/PyIntruder /usr/share/applications/PyIntruder.desktop") 63 | colour.yellow("Successfully installed !") 64 | os.system("PyIntruder") 65 | colour.blue("Enter `PyIntruder` command to run") 66 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /requirements.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | tk 2 | futures 3 | requests 4 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------