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https://github.com/ethicalhackingplayground/hrekt

A really fast http prober.
https://github.com/ethicalhackingplayground/hrekt

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A really fast http prober.

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hrekt

  





A really fast http prober.





  

  

  

  

  

  





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## Installation



#### Fresh Installs

```bash

cargo build -r

mv target/release/hrekt /bin/hrekt

```



#### Already been installed

```bash

cargo build -r

mv target/release/hrekt //.cargo/bin/

```



Make sure to replace `` with your username.



or 



#### Installer

```bash

chmod +x install.sh ; ./install.sh

```



## For Windows Users



If you want to install hrekt on Windows, you are required to install `perl` & `rust`



#### Dependencies

- Perl: [https://strawberryperl.com/](https://strawberryperl.com/)

- Rust: [https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started](https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started)]



Then you should be able to run



```bash

cargo install --path .

```



Which will than build and compile the binary to `target/release/hrekt.exe`



Can only be compiled locally right now.



## Usage



```bash

Usage: hrekt [OPTIONS]



Options:

  -r, --rate 

          Maximum in-flight requests per second

          

          [default: 1000]



  -c, --concurrency 

          The amount of concurrent requests

          

          [default: 100]



  -t, --timeout 

          The delay between each request

          

          [default: 3]



  -w, --workers 

          The amount of workers

          

          [default: 1]



  -p, --ports 

          the ports to probe default ports are (80,443)

          

          [default: 80,443]



      --title

          display the page titles



      --tech-detect

          display the technology used



      --status-code

          display the status-codes



      --server

          displays the server



      --content-type

          displays the content type



      --content-length

          displays the content length



  -x, --path 

          probe the specified path

          

          [default: ]



      --body-regex 

          regex to be used to match a specific pattern in the response

          

          [default: ]



      --header-regex 

          regex to be used to match a specific pattern in the header

          

          [default: ]



  -l, --follow-redirects

          follow http redirects



  -q, --silent

          suppress output



  -h, --help

          Print help (see a summary with '-h')



  -V, --version

          Print version

```



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## Demonstration



[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/XekxthZdgxO5luq7wTDvOxamq.svg)](https://asciinema.org/a/XekxthZdgxO5luq7wTDvOxamq)



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## Examples



#### Display titles



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --title

```



#### Probe ports



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --ports 443,80,9200 

```



#### Display technologies



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --tech-detect

```



#### Probe the response body



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --body-regex 'href="\/content\/dam.*'

```



#### Probe the headers



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --header-regex 'Server:.*'

```



#### Probe the path



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --path /v1/api

```



#### Multiple Flags



```bash

cat subs.txt | hrekt --path /etc.clientlibs --tech-detect --title --body-regex 'href="\/content\/dam.*'

```



## FYI

It's advisable to only use tech detection when needed, as it tends to result in slow discoveries because we use chromium based detection.



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If you find any cool bugs, it would be nice if I have some sorta appreciation such as shouting me out on your Twitter, buying me a coffee or donating to my Paypal.

  

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I hope you enjoy



## Contributing



Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first

to discuss what you would like to change.



Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.



## License



Hrekt is distributed under [MIT License](https://github.com/ethicalhackingplayground/hrekt/blob/main/LICENSE)