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Decide while scanning which directories should be added to the list of recursively brute forced directories
Why?
Gives more control to the user and decide on the get-go whether a directory looks interesting to be brute forced or skipped.
Especially useful if you do not know beforehand which directories will likely be there, but can be useful at anytime the tool is used. Saves time and generates less traffic against the target.
Example
img1/, img2/, img3/ may not look interesting, but backup/ does. So you can deny recursion on the occurrences of img1/, img2/ and img3/, but add the backup/ for recursive brute force.
Example implementation
See tool dirb (-R option)
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What is the feature?
Decide while scanning which directories should be added to the list of recursively brute forced directories
Why?
Gives more control to the user and decide on the get-go whether a directory looks interesting to be brute forced or skipped.
Especially useful if you do not know beforehand which directories will likely be there, but can be useful at anytime the tool is used. Saves time and generates less traffic against the target.
Example
img1/, img2/, img3/
may not look interesting, butbackup/
does. So you can deny recursion on the occurrences ofimg1/, img2/ and img3/
, but add thebackup/
for recursive brute force.Example implementation
See tool dirb (-R option)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: