Brutemap : Let’s Find Someone’s Account

Brutemap is an open source penetration testing tool that automates testing accounts to the site’s login page, based on Dictionary Attack.

With this, you no longer need to search for other bruteforce tools and you also no longer need to ask CMS What is this? only to find parameter forms, because it will do it automatically.

It is also equipped with an attack method that makes it easy for you to do account checking or test forms with the SQL injection bypass authentication technique.

Also Read – Pown Recon : A Powerful Target Reconnaissance Framework Powered By Graph Theory

Installation

It uses selenium to interact with the website. So, you need to install Web Driver for selenium first. See here. If you have installed the git package, you only need to clone the repository Git. Like this:

$ git clone https://github.com/brutemap-dev/brutemap.git

And, install the required modules:

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

For basic use:

$ python brutemap.py -t http://www.example.com/admin/login.php -u admin -p default

To display a list of available options:

$ python brutemap.py -h

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