Open superboy-zjc opened 3 years ago
Hi @superboy-zjc
Do you mean you have hundreds HTTP RAW requests in files in a folder and you want to fuzz each of them, right?
You need to do a loop using for
or while
for FILE in $(ls -1 ./folder/*); do( ffuf args[] $FILE ); done
Hi @superboy-zjc
Do you mean you have hundreds HTTP RAW requests in files in a folder and you want to fuzz each of them, right?
You need to do a loop using
for
orwhile
for FILE in $(ls -1 ./folder/*); do( ffuf args[] $FILE ); done
Thanks,it's one of solutions. But this method depends on bash and couldn't give full play to the speed advantage of ffuf 🤔
Hi @superboy-zjc
Do you mean you have hundreds HTTP RAW requests in files in a folder and you want to fuzz each of them, right?
You need to do a loop using
for
orwhile
for FILE in $(ls -1 ./folder/*); do( ffuf args[] $FILE ); done
In fact, The hundreds of HTTP RAW requests in files in a folder as if a dict. Each item of dict is multi-lines HTTP request header and HTTP request body. Because I only send each HTTP RAW requests once😊
There are one hundred HTTP messages in one of my folders. I want to send them in batches through the -request option of ffuf. Is this possible?