Closed AintCoolSon closed 7 years ago
The tool does 'well', running on defaults, however, when I try to use custom dorks using -D or --dork, the tool crashes. $ruby whitewidow.rb --dork "inurl:php?id= site:rs"
No error message shown. Am I using this feature wrong?
ruby whitewidow.rb -d -D <DORK>
The crash happens because you're running a valid argument but not telling it what to do.
The tool does 'well', running on defaults, however, when I try to use custom dorks using -D or --dork, the tool crashes. $ruby whitewidow.rb --dork "inurl:php?id= site:rs"
No error message shown. Am I using this feature wrong?