Hey Folks, today in this tutorial we are going to discuss a web application security testing tool called “hakrawler“. hakrawler is a Go web crawler designed for easy, quick discovery of endpoints and assets within a web application. It can be used to discover :
Let’s take a look 😛 !!
The tool is coded in the Go language, so we have to configure the go utility by using the following command to operate this tool.
apt install golang
Now the time has come to install this tool using Go utility. We only have to execute the following command to install this tool.
go get github.com/hakluke/hakrawler
The tool has automatically reached to the binary location of kali linux which means that we can access it from anywhere.
hakrawler -h
Basically robots.txt is a standard used by websites to communicate with web crawlers and other web robots which we can find with the help of this tool.
hakrawler -url < website > -robots
Finding a sub-domain is a common feature but you can also use it.
hakrawler -url fintaxico.in -subs
If you want to crawl the website completely with depth then you can use the following command and also increase the depth accordingly.
hakrawler -url secnhack.in -depth 10
Likewise, this tool has many features that can give you a good experience while crawling any web application.
A keen learner and passionate IT student. He has done Web designing, CCNA, RedHat, Ethical hacking, Network & web penetration testing. Currently, he is completing his graduation and learning about Red teaming, CTF challenges & Blue teaming.
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