Bhedak
A replacement of qsreplace, accepts URLs as standard input, replaces all query string values with user-supplied values and stdout. Works on every OS. Made with python
Installation
$ pip3 install bhedak
Usage
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For
linux,unixanddebianbased systems$ waybackurls target.tld | bhedak "payload"
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For
windowsbased systemscmd> type urls.txt | python bhedak.py "payload"
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If no
payloadpassed$ waybackurls subdomain.target.tld | bhedak http://subdomain.target.tld/comment.php?pid=FUZZ&user=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/disclaimer.php=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/index.php?pp=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/?pp=FUZZ&user=FUZZ
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Example input file
$ waybackurls subdomain.target.tld | tee -a urls http://subdomain.target.tld/comment.php?pid=username&user=1 http://subdomain.target.tld/disclaimer.php=1 http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/index.php?pp=12 http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/?pp=12&user=5
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Replace query string values
$ cat urls | bhedak "FUZZ" http://subdomain.target.tld/comment.php?pid=FUZZ&user=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/disclaimer.php=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/index.php?pp=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/?pp=FUZZ&user=FUZZ
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Replace query string with custom payloads
$ cat urls | bhedak "\"><svg/onload=alert(1)>*'/---+{{7*7}}" http://subdomain.target.tld/comment.php?pid=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D&user=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D http://subdomain.target.tld/disclaimer.php=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/index.php?pp=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/?pp=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D&user=%22%3E%3Csvg%2Fonload%3Dalert%281%29%3E%2A%27%2F---%2B%7B%7B7%2A7%7D%7D
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Remove duplicate urls
$ cat urls | bhedak "FUZZ" | sort -u http://subdomain.target.tld/comment.php?pid=FUZZ&user=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/disclaimer.php=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/index.php?pp=FUZZ http://subdomain.target.tld/hpp/?pp=FUZZ&user=FUZZ
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Comparsion
$ echo "http://fakedomain.com/fakefile.jsp;jsessionid=2ed4262dbe69850d25bc7c6424ba59db?hardwareid=14&tarifid=9998" | qsreplace "FUZZ" http://fakedomain.com/fakefile.jsp;jsessionid=2ed4262dbe69850d25bc7c6424ba59db?hardwareid=FUZZ&tarifid=FUZZ $ echo "http://fakedomain.com/fakefile.jsp;jsessionid=2ed4262dbe69850d25bc7c6424ba59db?hardwareid=14&tarifid=9998" | bhedak "FUZZ" http://fakedomain.com/fakefile.jsp;jsessionid=FUZZ?hardwareid=FUZZ&tarifid=FUZZ
Donate
If this tool helped you or you like my workThanks to @tomnomnom for making an amazing tool called qsreplace, from using qsreplace I got idea to make bhedak
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