th3hack3rwiz/Lazy-FuzzZ

Sometimes we want to fuzz a set of sub-domain URLs with a common wordlist. Fuzzing them one by one is a tedious task, not to mention the false positives we obtain in those results. To solve this problem I created Lazy FuzzZ. It fuzzes all those urls, removes all false positives and sends only legitimate results to burpsuite.

Lazy-FuzzZ

Sometimes we want to fuzz a set of sub-domain URLs with a common wordlist for content discovery. Fuzzing each URL one by one is a tedious task, and not to mention the false positives we obtain in those results. To solve this problem I created Lazy FuzzZ. It fuzzes all those urls, removes all the false positive results and stores only legitimate results which are later sent to Burp Suite.

Installation

1. Clone the repository : git clone https://github.com/th3hack3rwiz/Lazy-FuzzZ.git
2. cd Lazy-FuzzZ ; chmod +x lazyFuzzZ.sh
3. The script is now ready to use.

Requirements

1. Must have ffuf installed from: https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf
2. Must have bfeed.py installed from: https://github.com/ZephrFish/BurpFeed/blob/master/bfeed.py

Instructions

• Add the path to bfeed.py on line no. 129 of lazyFuzzZ.sh.
• Use flags (-d ,-f, or -a) if required, before supplying command line arguments.

Usage

• It requires 3 command line arguments: ./lazyFuzzZ.sh <target_domain_name> <subdomains_https.txt> <common-wordlist.txt>

Example usage

Explained output

Features

1. Helps in automating the directory enumeration process.
2. Provides users with an option to use their prefered set of ffuf flags.
3. Fuzzes a set of sub-domains' URLs with a common-wordlist and stores clean results in a new directory. (It creates a new directory using name of the wordlist supplied)
4. Removes most false positive from the results we obtain from ffuf.
5. Adds only legitimate results to an active burp session using bfeed.py.