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    dirhunt

    dirhunt

    Web crawler that finds hidden web directories without brute force

    Dirhunt is an open source security tool designed to discover web directories and analyze website structures without relying on brute-force techniques. Instead of sending large numbers of guess-based requests, it operates as a specialized crawler that intelligently explores websites to identify accessible or hidden directories. Dirhunt can detect directories that expose “Index Of” listings, which may reveal files and other resources that were not intended to be publicly visible. ...
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    voidssh
    ssh bruteforce authentification with multiprocessing, string generator and dictionary attack
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