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Author: Michael Constantine Dimopoulos <31562759+MichaelDim02@users.noreply.github.com>
Date:   Mon, 27 Aug 2018 16:12:59 +0000

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diff --git a/manual.txt b/manual.txt @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +MCD's Colloide manual.txt +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +How to open: +1) Open the terminal +2) Go to the directory colloide.py is inside of +3) Type "python colloide100.py" +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +The above will run the python script. By doing so you will be +presented with a number of options & arguments. On the very top +you will see "--robots". + +This option is to do a quick check of the +robots.txt file of a website. To run simply execute the following: + + + python colloide100.py -u www.example.us -d -c + + +-u stands for URL. After typing -u make sure to write the +URL (www.example.us) of the site. + +-c stands for Content. You can add it to the command if you +want it to show you the contents of the robots.txt file. + +-d stands for Dump. Add it to the command to have a .txt +file with the contents of the robots.txt file. + +~~~~~~~~~ + +After --robots you will see two options, --status --urlerror +and a few arguments below them that apply to both. + +--status means the program will check if the status +code is 404 (not found) or valid. Use if the site has +costum 404 pages. + +--urlerror means that the program will set links as "found" +if they do not have a URL error. If the site has costum 404 +pages, then no pages will have URL error and all will be +set as found. Use if the site does not have costum 404 pages. + + python colloide100.py --status/urlerror -u www.ex.ex -f /admin/ -p links.txt -v -L 10 -s working.txt + +-u is the same with -u in --robots + +-f stands for folder. -f /admin/ tells the program to look for +working links inside the /admin/ folder. + +-p is the wordist of pages you want to try. + +-v stands for verbose. Use if you want to see the failed attempts +as well. + +-L stands for limit. -L 10 means that after finding 10 working pages +the program will stop. + +-s stands for save. It will save all working links to a .txt file +of the name that follows. + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +OTHER FILES, FOLDERS & WORDLISTS: + +1) There is a README text file, which is also used as read me +for the GitHub page. In addition there is the LICENSE of the +program. + +2) The file with the most common admin page names is links.txt. +There are two folders with other wordlist. One for possible admin +page names (/specific_links/), and one for possible file names or +directories (/file_links/). Also, there is a common.txt file. + +3) There is a file for older versions of MCD's Colloide. There you +can find older version of the program (from 0.8 to 0.95). + +4) Extension adder is a program that adds file extensions at the +end of all lines of a wordlist. Just open it and type the wordlist +name (must be a text file). Make sure it's a copy of the original +file, if you do not want the original altered. + +5) There is a file with screenshots from previous versions of the +program. You can delete this one :-) + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~