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gain
Asyncio-based Python framework for building fast web crawling spiders
Gain is a Python web crawling framework designed to simplify the process of building efficient and scalable web scrapers. It is built on top of asynchronous technologies such as asyncio, aiohttp, and uvloop to support high-performance crawling with concurrent network requests. It provides a structured framework for creating spiders that can navigate websites, extract structured data, and process the collected results. Developers define crawlers using components such as spiders, parsers, and... -
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Pydoll
Async Python library in automating Chromium browsers without WebDriver
...Its architecture is built around asynchronous programming using Python’s asyncio framework, enabling concurrent automation of multiple tabs and browser contexts. Pydoll also includes tools for monitoring and intercepting network traffic, allowing developers to analyze or modify requests and responses during automation workflows. It emphasizes realistic interactions and fingerprint management to reduce the likelihood of automated actions. -
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go-dork
Fast Go-based CLI scanner for running automated search engine dorks
go-dork is an open source command-line tool designed to automate search engine dorking and reconnaissance tasks. Written in the Go programming language, it focuses on speed and efficiency when executing advanced search queries across multiple search engines. It allows users to run specialized queries, often referred to as “dorks,” to discover publicly exposed data, misconfigurations, or potentially vulnerable resources. It supports several major search engines and enables users to switch... -
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Easyspider - Distributed Web Crawler
Easy Spider is a distributed Perl Web Crawler Project from 2006
Easy Spider is a distributed Perl Web Crawler Project from 2006. It features code from crawling webpages, distributing it to a server and generating xml files from it. The client site can be any computer (Windows or Linux) and the Server stores all data. Websites that use EasySpider Crawling for Article Writing... -
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CEF Python
Python bindings for the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF)
...Lots of applications use CEF control, there are more than 100 million CEF instances installed around the world. There are numerous use cases for CEF. Use it as a modern HTML5 based rendering engine that can act as a replacement for classic desktop GUI frameworks. Think of it as Electron for Python. Embed a web browser widget in a classic Qt / GTK / wxPython desktop application. Use it for automated testing of web applications with more advanced capabilities than Selenium web browser automation due to CEF low level programming APIs. -
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Stegcrawler
A web crawler to search the Internet for use of steganography
A web crawler to search the Internet for use of steganography. Includes a MySQL database, and a Java based application to search for, test, and attempt to crack images that (may) use steganography. Created by the CIST 1450: Object Orientated Programming class at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. Class participants were: Josiah Bennett Dan Connor Lincoln Dorward Samuel Ficorilli Samuel Kleiner Bryan Nelson Rachel Rybicki Mark Saccucci Adam Schrot Daniel Taylor Steven Trumbull Aaron Weise Learn more here: http://coursecast.upb.pitt.edu/Panopto/Pages/Viewer/Default.aspx?...
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