BackupFinder
BackupFinder is a Python tool for generating wordlists based on user-provided domain URLs. It helps in creating two types of wordlists:
- Log File Names: Common log file names adjusted for the provided domain.
- Backup File Names: Common backup file names customized with the domain.
Features
- Customizable Wordlists: Generates wordlists for both log and backup files based on domain input.
- Date-based Filenames: Includes date-based variations for log filenames to account for different time granularities.
- Easy to Use: Simple command-line interface for quick generation of wordlists.
Installation
You can install BackupFinder from PyPI using pip:
pip install backupfinder
Usage
After installing the package, run the tool using:
backupfinder
Example
When prompted, enter a URL such as https://www.example.com. The tool will generate two files:
custom_logfinder.txt: Contains a list of common log file names adjusted for the domain.custom_backupfinder.txt: Contains a list of common backup file names adjusted for the domain.
Inputs
- URL: Enter a domain URL such as
example.comorhttps://www.example.com.
Outputs
- custom_logfinder.txt: A text file with generated log file names.
- custom_backupfinder.txt: A text file with generated backup file names.
BackupFinder is a tool designed to aid in generating wordlists for security and auditing purposes. Use responsibly and ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards.
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