/pyforce

A tool written in Python designed to perform brute force tests on targets such as websites, subdomains, and virtual hosts.

Primary LanguagePythonMIT LicenseMIT

Resources

  • The tool can process a list of targets provided through a file or directly at the command line.
  • PYFORCE uses a word list to try different combinations of URIs, subdomains, and virtual hosts.
  • The tool can use simultaneous threads to speed up the Brute force process.
  • You can set the request timeout, enable or disable automatic redirection, and specify custom ports for verification.
  • The results found are printed on the console, indicating the type of item identified (URI, subdomain or virtual host) and its respective value.

Use

  • Run the pyforce.py script from the command line.
  • Enter desired targets, you can provide URLs (http:// or https://), IP addresses, or a path to a file containing a list of targets.
  • Optionally, use arguments to customize execution:

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Example:

./pyforce.py http://hackingthissite.org -w Wordlist.txt -t 20
  • This command will perform a brute force test on the http://hackingthissite.org target using the Wordlist.txt word list with 20 simultaneous threads.

License

  • PYFORCE is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.
  • Feel free to modify it too.

Disclaimer

  • The author of the script is not responsible for the use of the script for illegal purposes.

  • Use it responsibly and only for legitimate purposes, such as authorized penetration testing.