├── LICENSE
├── README.md
└── pemburu.py
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1 | # Pemburu
2 | Pemburu AKA GoldDigger is a tool that were made to hunt the important/sensitive files.
3 |
4 | To get more details about the tool and its used cases, kindly check below blog post:
5 | http://www.sec-down.com/wordpress/?p=581
6 |
7 | Requirements:
8 | 1- You need python "requests" module to run the tool, you can download it by:
9 | sudo pip install requests
10 |
11 | And now you are ready to go :)
12 |
13 | 
14 |
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/pemburu.py:
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1 | #!/usr/bin/env python
2 | import requests, urlparse, sys
3 | """ Pemburu by @Zigoo0 - http://www.Sec-Down.com/ """
4 | """ Specially created for Bug Bounty Hunting! """
5 |
6 | headers = {
7 | 'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; rv:30.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0',
8 | 'Accept': 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8',
9 | 'Accept-Language': 'en-US,en;q=0.5',
10 | 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip, deflate',
11 | 'Connection': 'keep-alive',
12 | 'Referer': 'http://www.sec-down.com/wordpress/'
13 | }
14 |
15 | class colors:
16 | def __init__(self):
17 | self.green = "\033[92m"
18 | self.blue = "\033[94m"
19 | self.bold = "\033[1m"
20 | self.yellow = "\033[93m"
21 | self.red = "\033[91m"
22 | self.end = "\033[0m"
23 | color = colors()
24 |
25 | #url_parser() parses a domain name and return the domain name + the file path
26 | def url_parser(url):
27 | parser = urlparse.urlparse(url)
28 | path = parser.path
29 | full_domain = parser.netloc
30 | return path, full_domain
31 |
32 |
33 | def alter_filename(url):
34 | file_name = url.split('/')[-1] #Getting the file name from the url
35 | file_ext = file_name.split('.')[1] #This parameter contains the file extension only.
36 | file_noext = file_name.split('.')[0] #This parameter contains the file name without extension
37 | return file_name, file_ext, file_noext
38 |
39 |
40 | def Filename_Handler(url):
41 | """ This function will handle the file extension manipulation """
42 | """ Like adding .tar, .zip etc to the file name """
43 | file_name, file_ext, file_noext = alter_filename(url)
44 | #Below is a list of extensions to be used for the filename brute-forcing.
45 | files = [file_name, "%s.tar"%(file_noext), "%s.rar"%(file_noext), "%s.zip"%(file_noext), "%s.txt"%(file_noext)]
46 | files += ["%s.old"%(file_name), "%s~"%(file_name),"%s.bak"%(file_name), "%s.tar.gz"%(file_noext)]
47 | files += ["%s-backup.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext), "%s-bkp.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext), "backup-%s.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext)]
48 | files += [".%s.%s.swp"%(file_noext, file_ext), "%s.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext)+"s", "_%s.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext)]
49 | files += ["%s2.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext), "%s.%s_"%(file_noext, file_ext), "%s.%s.gz"%(file_noext, file_ext)]
50 | files += ["%s_old.%s"%(file_noext, file_ext)]
51 | return files #returning the list of created files.
52 | """ Assume that you submitted upload.php, here is the output then: """
53 | #['upload.php', 'upload.tar', 'upload.rar', 'upload.zip', 'upload.txt', 'upload.php.old', 'upload.php~',
54 | # 'upload.php.bak', 'upload.tar.gz', 'upload-backup.php', 'upload-bkp.php', 'backup-upload.php']
55 |
56 | def Domain_Handler(url):
57 | """ This function will handle the domain manipulation, """
58 | """ Like adding .dev, domain1, domain2 etc """
59 | path, domain_name = url_parser(url)
60 | #Concatenate the domain name with the domain LTD
61 | name = domain_name.split('.')[0] #reading the actual domain name
62 | #Below list will contain the manipulated domains list.
63 | domains = ['{0}dev'.format(name), '{0}.dev'.format(name), '{0}-dev'.format(name)]
64 | domains += ['dev{0}'.format(name), 'dev.{0}'.format(name), 'dev-{0}'.format(name)]
65 | for i in range(1,11):
66 | #domains += ['{0}1'.format(name), '{0}2'.format(name), '{0}3'.format(name)]
67 | domains += ['{0}{1}'.format(name, i)]
68 | return domains
69 | """ Assume that you submitted portal.domain.com, here is the output then: """
70 | #['portaldev', 'portal.dev', 'portal-dev', 'devportal', 'dev.portal', 'dev-portal','portal1',
71 | #'portal2', 'portal3', 'portal4', 'portal5', 'portal6', 'portal7', 'portal8', 'portal9', 'portal10']
72 |
73 | def Domains_Hunter(url, headers):
74 | path, domain_name = url_parser(url) #Handling the URL with url parse
75 | domains = Domain_Handler(url)
76 | protocols = ['http://', 'https://'] #Some domains might be using https Only!
77 | for domain in domains:
78 | for protocol in protocols:
79 | try:
80 | name = domain_name.split('.')[0] #reading the first block in the domain to be replaced.
81 | new_domain = domain_name.replace(name, domain)
82 | full_url = protocol + new_domain + path
83 | print " [*] Testing %s"%full_url
84 | requesting = requests.get(full_url, headers=headers, verify=False, timeout=3)
85 | if requesting:
86 | print color.green+" [*] Seems I Hunted below url: %s"%full_url + color.end
87 | except Exception:
88 | #print e
89 | continue
90 |
91 | def Files_Hunter(url, headers):
92 | #headers = headers.headers #this is the headers after reading it from the headers class.
93 | link_main = url.split('/')[-1] #will replace the file name with the new list of file names.
94 | files = Filename_Handler(url)
95 | for filename in files:
96 | try:
97 | new_url = url.replace(link_main, filename) #This will replace the filename in the original url
98 | print " [*] Testing %s"%new_url
99 | request = requests.get(new_url, headers=headers, verify=False, timeout=3)
100 | if request:
101 | print color.green+" [*] Seems I Hunted below url: %s"%new_url + color.end
102 | except Exception:
103 | #print e
104 | continue
105 |
106 | def link_tester(url):
107 | #Making sure that the intial request is not 404!
108 | try:
109 | request = requests.get(url, headers=headers, verify=False, timeout=3)
110 | if request.status_code != 200: #keep in mind that python will treat 301 & 302 as 200!
111 | print "[*] The page is not even there! check your link again."
112 | exit()
113 | else:
114 | pass
115 | except Exception:
116 | print "[*] The URL seems to be dead or page is not found!"
117 | exit()
118 |
119 | def execute_with_colors():
120 | """
121 | People using windows will get a lot of errors when running the application because of the coloring class,
122 | So I created this function to solve this issue, Hopefully!
123 | """
124 | print color.green+""" \n\t\ttPemburu By @Zigoo0 - http://www.Sec-Down.com/ """+color.end
125 | print color.green+""" \t\tSpecially created for Bug Bounty Hunting! \n"""+color.end
126 | url = raw_input(color.red+'[*] Enter the URL: '+color.end)
127 | print color.green+"[*] Testing the provided url ..."+color.end
128 | link_tester(url)
129 | print color.blue+"[*] URL seems Ok, Moving to the next phase ... "+color.end
130 | print color.green+"[*] Hunting for files Started ....."+color.end
131 | Files_Hunter(url, headers)
132 | print color.green+"[*] Hunting for domains Started ....."+color.end
133 | Domains_Hunter(url, headers)
134 |
135 | def execute_no_colors():
136 | """
137 | People using windows will get a lot of errors when running the application because of the coloring class,
138 | So I created this function to solve this issue, Hopefully!
139 | """
140 | print """ \n\t\tPemburu By @Zigoo0 - http://www.Sec-Down.com/ """
141 | print """ \t\tSpecially created for Bug Bounty Hunting! \n"""
142 | url = raw_input('[*] Enter the URL: ')
143 | print "[*] Testing the provided url ..."
144 | link_tester(url)
145 | print "[*] URL seems Ok, Moving to the next phase ... "
146 | print "[*] Hunting for files Started ....."
147 | Files_Hunter(url, headers)
148 | print "[*] Hunting for domains Started ....."
149 | Domains_Hunter(url, headers)
150 |
151 |
152 | if __name__ == "__main__":
153 | os = sys.platform
154 | if "darwin" in os or "linux" in os:
155 | execute_with_colors()
156 | else:
157 | execute_no_colors()
158 |
159 |
160 |
161 |
162 |
163 |
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