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And feed open ports to nmap as masscan can quickly scan all 65535 ports and discover open ones. It would be beneficial for all OSCP students to have option between running auto exploit thought MSF ..
Otherwise great program!
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If I install dependencies listed in patator.py and compile with information from README.md, I still need to install python and all dependencies to use exe file.
Whats the matter compile it, if it does not contains all dependencies?
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so if the password is correct it accepts it .... and if it's wrong it says the entered password is wrong .. and asks for the password again .. just like what the real sites do :)
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The network scanner bundled (https://github.com/owtf/owtf/blob/develop/owtf/net/scanner.py) is not being used in any code path by OWTF right now. There is already a function defined to run plugins for a list of targets by pre-processing them through the network scanner, https://github.com/owtf/owtf/blob/develop/owtf/plugin/runner.py#L509 but it is not being used.
We should bring back the `proc
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I have been using this tool for awhile and i noticed 50% of the results are false positive. for i,e after cloudflair dump a list of ip addresses for the site origin server it can't detect which one is working so i after i take those ip addresses i test them manually on the both ports 443 & 80 some they work on 443 port and some they only work at 80 port.
Thank you so much for this amazing tool
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configureassumes that all build dependencies are located in a fixed set of locations. Ideally use pkgconfig (which is needed for gtk anyway) to detect the dependencies so arbitrary dependency locations are supported.