ffuf

A fast web fuzzer written in Go. The FUZZ keyword is used as a placeholder. ffuf will try to hit the URL by replacing the word FUZZ with every word in the wordlist. More information: https://github.com/ffuf/ffuf#usage.

• Enumerate directories using [c]olored output and a [w]ordlist specifying a target [u]RL:

ffuf -c -w {{path/to/wordlist.txt}} -u {{http://example.com/FUZZ}}

• Enumerate webservers of subdomains by changing the position of the keyword:

ffuf -w {{path/to/subdomains.txt}} -u {{http://FUZZ.example.com}}

• Fuzz with specified [t]hreads (default: 40) and pro[x]ying the traffic and save [o]utput to a file:

ffuf -o -w {{path/to/wordlist.txt}} -u {{http://example.com/FUZZ}} -t {{500}} -x {{http://127.0.0.1:8080}}

• Fuzz a specific [H]eader (“Name: Value”) and [m]atch HTTP status [c]odes:

ffuf -w {{path/to/wordlist.txt}} -u {{http://example.com}} -H "{{Host: FUZZ}}" -mc {{200}}

• Fuzz with specified HTTP method and [d]ata, while [f]iltering out comma separated status [c]odes:

ffuf -w {{path/to/postdata.txt}} -X {{POST}} -d "{{username=admin\&password=FUZZ}}" -u {{http://example.com/login.php}} -fc {{401,403}}

• Fuzz multiple positions with multiple wordlists using different modes:

ffuf -w {{path/to/keys:KEY}} -w {{path/to/values:VALUE}} -mode {{pitchfork|clusterbomb}} -u {{http://example.com/id?KEY=VALUE}}

• Proxy requests through a HTTP MITM pro[x]y (such as Burp Suite or mitmproxy):

ffuf -w {{path/to/wordlist}} -x {{http://127.0.0.1:8080}} -u {{http://example.com/FUZZ}}