Simple script that takes input from stdin and encodes each given input. The script can encode the same input multiple times and use worker pools with threads to handle large inputs without problems.
The script is particularly useful for modifying general wordlists or payloads.
go install -v github.com/Brum3ns/encode/cmd/encode@latest| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -d | The decoder to be used for each input given by stdin |
| -e | The encoder to be used for each input given by stdin |
| -t | Threads to use (Default: 42) |
| Methods | Supports |
|---|---|
| Base32 | encoder/decoder |
| Base64 | encoder/decoder |
| Binary | encoder/decoder |
| Hex | encoder/decoder |
| Hexdec | encoder/decoder |
| Html | encoder/decoder |
| Htmle | encoder/decoder |
| Lower | encoder |
| Octal | encoder/decoder |
| Unicode | encoder/decoder |
| Unicodeplus | encoder/decoder |
| Upper | encoder |
| Url | encoder/decoder |
| Urldouble | encoder/decoder |
| Xhex | encoder/decoder |
| Xhexdec | encoder/decoder |
cat wordlist.txt | encode -e url!Note : The function MUST start with an upper-case and continue with lower-case letters/digits You can read more about this in the code itself.
You add a custom encoder/decoder within this file:
pkg/encoder/custom.goEncoder
func (e *Encoders) Name(s string) string {
var str string
//Your code...
//...
return str
}Decoder
func (d *Decoders) Name(s string) string {
var str string
//Your code...
//...
return str
}