XSHOCK : Tool To Exploits ShellShock

XSHOCK Shellshock Exploit. All founded directories will be saved in vulnurl.txt file. The results of the executed commands are saved in response.txt.

Features

This tool include:

  • CGI VULNERABILITY
  • DIRECTORY SCAN
  • RUN COMMAND WITH FOUNDED CGI
  • SHOW VULNERABLE URLS
  • UPDATE PROXY

Installation

git clone https://github.com/capture0x/xShock/
cd xShock
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Also Read – Token Reverser : Word List Generator To Crack Security Tokens

Usage

python3 main.py

CGI VULNERABILITY

Checks cgi-bin directory on the target site

  • e.g:http://targetsite.com

DIRECTORY SCAN

This works with wordlists. Scans url on the target site. Important notice: Please enter full path of wordlist after the url.(Not file. It should be directory)

RUN COMMAND WITH FOUNDED CGI

By entering the url in the vuln.txt file, you can try running commands in the found urls.

http://targetsite.com/cgi-bin/status

SHOW VULNERABLE URLS

Shows founded urls in vuln.txt file.

UPDATE PROXY

You can update proxies from web manually.

How to use?

Screenshots

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