W13Scan : Passive Security Scanner Linux/Windows/Mac Systems

W13scan is a proxy-based web scanner that runs on Linux/Windows/Mac systems. If you want w13scan to support https, similar to BurpSuite, first need to set up a proxy server (default 127.0.0.1:7778), then go to http://w13scan.ca to download the root certificate and trust it.

Install

pip3 install w13scan

Usage

#help
w13scan -h

#running
w13scan -s 127.0.0.1:7778

Also Read – Recon NG : Open Source Intelligence Gathering Tool Aimed At Reducing The Time Spent Harvesting Information From Open Sources

Development

from W13SCAN.api import Scanner

scanner = Scanner(threads=20)
scanner.put(“http://example.com/?post=1”)
scanner.run()

By introducing the w13scan package, you can quickly create a scanner.

Demo

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