colloide

[historical] Web directory bruteforce script
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      1 MCD's Colloide manual.txt
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      3 How to open:
      4 1) Open the terminal
      5 2) Go to the directory colloide.py is inside of
      6 3) Type "python colloide100.py"
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      8 The above will run the python script. By doing so you will be
      9 presented with a number of options & arguments. On the very top
     10 you will see "--robots". 
     11 
     12 This option is to do a quick check of the
     13 robots.txt file of a website. To run simply execute the following:
     14 
     15 
     16 	python colloide100.py -u www.example.us -d -c
     17 
     18 
     19 -u stands for URL. After typing -u make sure to write the
     20 URL (www.example.us) of the site.
     21 
     22 -c stands for Content. You can add it to the command if you
     23 want it to show you the contents of the robots.txt file.
     24 
     25 -d stands for Dump. Add it to the command to have a .txt
     26 file with the contents of the robots.txt file.
     27 
     28 ~~~~~~~~~
     29 
     30 After --robots you will see two options, --status --urlerror
     31 and a few arguments below them that apply to both.
     32 
     33 --status means the program will check if the status
     34 code is 404 (not found) or valid. Use if the site has 
     35 costum 404 pages.
     36 
     37 --urlerror means that the program will set links as "found"
     38 if they do not have a URL error. If the site has costum 404
     39 pages, then no pages will have URL error and all will be 
     40 set as found. Use if the site does not have costum 404 pages.
     41 
     42 	python colloide100.py --status/urlerror -u www.ex.ex -f /admin/ -p links.txt -v -L 10 -s working.txt
     43 
     44 -u is the same with -u in --robots
     45 
     46 -f stands for folder. -f /admin/ tells the program to look for 
     47 working links inside the /admin/ folder.
     48 
     49 -p is the wordist of pages you want to try.
     50 
     51 -v stands for verbose. Use if you want to see the failed attempts
     52 as well.
     53 
     54 -L stands for limit. -L 10 means that after finding 10 working pages
     55 the program will stop.
     56 
     57 -s stands for save. It will save all working links to a .txt file
     58 of the name that follows.
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     61 OTHER FILES, FOLDERS & WORDLISTS:
     62 
     63 1) There is a README text file, which is also used as read me
     64 for the GitHub page. In addition there is the LICENSE of the
     65 program.
     66 
     67 2) The file with the most common admin page names is links.txt. 
     68 There are two folders with other wordlist. One for possible admin
     69 page names (/specific_links/), and one for possible file names or
     70 directories (/file_links/). Also, there is a common.txt file.
     71 
     72 3) There is a file for older versions of MCD's Colloide. There you
     73 can find older version of the program (from 0.8 to 0.95).
     74 
     75 4) Extension adder is a program that adds file extensions at the
     76 end of all lines of a wordlist. Just open it and type the wordlist
     77 name (must be a text file). Make sure it's a copy of the original
     78 file, if you do not want the original altered.
     79 
     80 5) There is a file with screenshots from previous versions of the
     81 program. You can delete this one :-)
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