Konan is an advanced open source tool designed to brute force directories and files names on web/application servers.
Installation
Download it by cloning the Git repository:
git clone https://github.com/m4ll0k/Konan.git konan
Install requirements with pip
cd konan && pip install -r requirements.txt
Run
python konan.py
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Features | Tool | dirsearch | dirb | gobuster |
---|---|---|---|---|
MultiThreaded | yes | yes | yes | yes |
Multiple Extensions | yes | yes | no | no |
HTTP Proxy Support | yes | yes | yes | yes |
Reporting | yes (text and json) | yes (text and json) | yes (text) | no |
User-Agent randomization | yes | yes | no | no |
Ignore word in wordlist using regexp | yes | no | no | no |
Split extension in wordlist | yes | no | no | no |
Multiple Methods | yes | no | no | no |
Response Size Process | yes | no | no | no |
Provide Sub-Dir for Brute Force | yes | no | no | no |
Provide Dir for Recursively Brute Force | yes | no | no | no |
URL Injection Point | yes | no | no | no |
Usage
Basic:
Injection Point:
Provide wordlist, default /db/dict.txt
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -w/--wordlist /root/dict.txt
Provide extensions with -e/--extension
option and force extension for every wordlist entry with -f/--force
option:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -e/--extension php,html -f/--force
Provide status code exclusion:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -x/--exclude 400,403,401
Provide only status code for output:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -o/--only 200,301,302
Wordlist lowercase (isATest -> isatest) and uppercase (isAtest -> ISATEST):
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -w/--wordlist /root/dict.txt [-l/--lowercase OR -p/--uppercase]
Wordlist split (test.php -> to -> test):
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -w/--wordlist /root/dict.txt -s/--split
Wordlist Ignore word,letters,number,..etc provided by regexp (\w*.php|\w*.html
,^[0-9_-]+
):_
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -w/--wordlist -I/--ignore "\?+"
Output without -I/--ignore
options:
Output with -I/--ignore
(in this case \?+
) options:
Recursive:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -E/--recursive
Recursive directory found and directory provided by -D/--dir-rec
:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -E/--recursive -D/--dir-rec "admin,tests,dev,internal"
Brute Force directory provided by -S/--sub-dir
:
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -S/--sub-dir "admin,test,internal,dev"
Multiple Methods (check GET,POST,PUT and DELETE for word entry):
Note: Much web application if not make the request with right method return 404 code, this option test all methods
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -m/--methods"
Content size process (show response if the response size is “>[number]”,”<[number]”,”=[number]”):
python konan.py -u/--url http://example.com/ -C/--lenght "<1000"
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