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AlexisAhmed / BugBountyToolkit

A multi-platform bug bounty toolkit that can be installed on Debian/Ubuntu or set up with Docker.
https://hub.docker.com/r/hackersploit/bugbountytoolkit
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Stuck at Generating Wordlists! #28

Closed ivasugarg closed 4 years ago

ivasugarg commented 4 years ago

While using the docker image:

DIRB v2.22 By The Dark Raver START_TIME: Sun Jul 5 15:25:26 2020 URL_BASE: https://www.hackersploit.org/ WORDLIST_FILES: /root/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/Web-Content/directory-list-2.3-medium.txt

*** Generating Wordlist...

AlexisAhmed commented 4 years ago

Please ensure you have updated the image to the latest version, as mentioned previously, we have performed an in-depth and thorough test on multiple systems and VPS hosts and the wordlists are fully functional in conjunction with the relevant tools.

ivasugarg commented 4 years ago

Already updated:

Using default tag: latest latest: Pulling from hackersploit/bugbountytoolkit Digest: sha256:f348bf680198383857dc78a764bbd0a48e12ed222ac0e950d320a79147efecb7 Status: Image is up to date for hackersploit/bugbountytoolkit:latest docker.io/hackersploit/bugbountytoolkit:latest

derfshaya commented 2 years ago

I was having trouble with the same wordlist for dirb. This wordlist is particularly long, though I am not sure if that is the main reason. What I did was split this wordlist up using split -l 10000 directory-list-2.3-medium.txt and work through the 20+ split files one by one instead.

Some words were not generated in dirb though. Each file was 10000 lines long, but less than 10000 words were generated in a dirb execution using some files. I can identify them individually but it will be a long process.