Overview

ParamX is a tool designed to extract interesting subdomains and parameters from URLs. It can be handy for bug hunters and penetration testers looking for specific types of vulnerabilities such as XSS, SQLi, LFI, RCE, IDOR, SSRF, SSTI, and open redirects.

• inspired from gf by tomnomnom but edited with more clean code and easy configuration using YAML templates

Features

• Extracts parameters based on specified bug types.
• Supports custom templates.
• Can update and download YAML configuration templates.
• Processes URLs from files or standard input.
• Custom parameter value replacement.
• Easy configuration using YAML templates not JSON like gf

Templates

• You can find our written templates here paramx-tempalets or you can create your own, it's so easy to do -the syntax is basic

  
  tag: {{TAG_NAME}} // xss,sqli,ssrf, as you want you can create your own
  part: {{PART_NAME}} // query,subdomain, ... will add new parts in z future

list:

• param1
• param2
• param2

Installation

To install ParamX:

go install github.com/cyinnove/paramx/cmd/paramx@latest

Usage

ParamX is executed via command-line interface (CLI) with several options to customize its behavior. Below are the available flags:

• -tp : Directory where YAML configuration files are located.
• -l : Path to a file containing URLs (one per line).
• -tag : The type of bug to extract the URLs based on it (default: "xss"). Supported values: xss, sqli, lfi, rce, idor, ssrf, ssti, redirect.
• -rw : Replace the parameter value with a custom value.
• -t : Path to a custom template.
• -ut : Update the templates.

Examples

Basic Usage

To extract XSS parameters from a list of URLs provided in a file:

cat urls.txt | paramx -tag xss

This will show output like :

Using Custom Template

To use a custom template for extraction:

cat urls.txt | paramx -t /path/to/custom_template.yaml  

Replacing Parameter Values

To replace the parameter value with a custom value:

paramx -rw "custom_value" -l urls.txt

Updating Templates

To update the YAML configuration templates:

paramx -ut

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For issues, questions, or suggestions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

Detailed Example

Here’s a more detailed example of how you might run ParamX with various options:

paramx -tp /path/to/templates -l urls.txt -tag sqli -rw "injected_value" -t /path/to/custom_template.yaml

In this example, ParamX will:

1. Use templates from /path/to/templates.
2. Read URLs from urls.txt.
3. Extract parameters that are prone to SQL injection.
4. Replace parameter values with injected_value.
5. Use a custom template located at /path/to/custom_template.yaml.

Internal Structure

The main package imports necessary modules and handles command-line flag definitions and parsing. The core functionalities include:

1. Template Handling:
   • Updating and downloading YAML configuration templates.
2. URL Reading:
   • Reading URLs from a file or standard input.
3. Parameter Grepping:
   • Extracting parameters based on specified tags.
4. Logging:
   • Logging important information and errors.

The runner package contains the main logic for parameter extraction, while the utils package includes utility functions for reading URLs and handling I/O operations.

TODO

• add more custmization to match any part of url
• add ability to match any part using regex

• We are inviting the cyber security community to contribute on our open source project to make it better

Thank you for using ParamX! We hope this tool aids you in your recon process. For more information, visit our GitHub repository.