Ohmybackup : Scan Victim Backup Directories & Backup Files

Ohmybackup is to scan victim backup directories & backup files. It scans backup folders on target sites.

Searches archived files in the folders it finds. With the 2-file scanning system, it adds extensions and filenames in different ways, making it more likely to be found.

  • files/extensions.txt – This adds new extensions to the file, for example: by adding in the form of .example allows you to retry all the possibilities tried in the new extensions.
  • files/files.txt – It can scan these folders according to the extensions you added, by giving them new file names.
  • files/folders.txt – Recursively scans the specified folders. You can add to this list yourself.

Also Read – How to Hack a Mobile Phone With Just The Number

Installation

go run ohmybackup.go –hostname victim.host

or

go build ohmybackup.go

Run

./ohmybackup –hostname victim.host

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