URL Fuzzer - Discover hidden files and directories 20 Credits

The URL Fuzzer can be used to find hidden files and directories on a web server by fuzzing.

This is a discovery activity which allows you to discover resources that were not meant to be publicly accessible (ex. /backups, /index.php.old, /archive.tgz, /source_code.zip, etc).
Since 'security by obscurity' is not a good practice, you can often find sensitive information in the hidden locations identified by the URL Fuzzer.

Parameter	Description
Base URL	This is the URL on the target server that will be fuzzed. All the requests will be done by using this value as base URL
Search for directories	If selected, the tool will search for directories located at the base URL (default option)
Search for custom extensions	This option allows you to find files with custom extensions. You can specify multiple extensions that you want to search for (up to 10 extensions per scan), including double extensions (ex. .php.old, .jsp.bak, .tgz, etc)
Search for common configuration files	Find common file names such as: .htaccess, .bashrc, .mysql_history, passwd and many more (about 4500 names)
Dynamic wordlist	This option extends the default wordlist with words from the HTML page located at the base URL (including existing links)
Mutate found files	Apply various mutations to the identified files in order to find other respurces (ex. config.php, config2.php, config_old.php, config-dev.php, etc)

The URL Fuzzer uses a custom built wordlist for discovering hidden files and directories. The wordlist contains more than 1000 common names of known files and directories. For each WORD in the wordlist, it will make an HTTP request to: Base_URL/WORD/ or to Base_URL/WORD.EXT in case you chose to fuzz a certain EXTension.

The files and directories that are found, are returned together with their HTTP response code and the page size.