enumendpoint 7.0.1

Website endpoint scanner and rate limit tester that bypasses simple captchas.

Website Endpoint Scanner and Rate Limit Tester For Websites (Version 7.0.1)

For Installation, please go to the Installation section below!

How it works

• Uses curl_cffi and playwright-stealth to bypass simple captchas
• If it is blocked by a captcha, it detects what type of captcha it is (if it is a well-known one like akamai bot manager or cloudflare)
• Uses a fake path to test which are real paths and which are shells. (websites like SPAs give a lot of trouble to current tools)
• Scrapes all .js files and <script> tags inside the html with a regex to find paths
• Differentiates paths by website endpoints, assets, redirects etc.
• Autofills {id} variables in endpoints as '1' to test the endpoints (can reveal potential IDORs)
• Checks server uptime and prints out JS Stack of the website
• Has a rate limit tester by sending n requests to a certain endpoint
• Can scan extra files like robots.txt for more endpoints
• Also scans for assets like images with a flag to disable showing them

How to run

Command to run after installing (For installation, look for the 'Installation' section.):

Example commands to run:

enumendpoint (domain, e.g. https://example.com) --ratelimit 100 --testpath /app --show-404s --show-assets

Passable arguments:

--ratelimit
--testpath
--show-404s
--disable-extra-files
--show-assets

Argument	What the argument does
--ratelimit	how many requests to send to server to test. Without this argument, the rate limit test is not performed.
--testpath	which endpoint to test for rate limiting. Without this argument, the rate limit test will happen on the root directory ('/'). If an endpoint here returns a 404, it also defaults to the root directory.
--show-404s	Show inaccessible endpoints.
--disable-extra-files	The script won't scan through extra map files like robots.txt for extra endpoints.
--show-assets	Show assets like images that the script finds.

Example use:

enumendpoint example.com --ratelimit 100 --testpath /api/v1

Installation

To install enumendpoint, run the command:

python3 -m pip install enumendpoint

After that, install chromium on playwright (playwright will be installed when you install endpointscanner):

playwright install chromium

You may need to create a virtual environment if there is PEP 668.

To create a virtual environment named 'myvenv':

python3 -m venv myvenv

To activate virtual environment on Mac/Linux:

source myvenv/bin/activate

To activate virtual environment on Windows Command Prompt:

myvenv\Scripts\activate

To activate virtual environment on Windows PowerShell:

myvenv\Scripts\Activate.ps1

Alternative (Not Recommended)

If you do not want to create a virtual environment, you can run:

python3 -m pip install enumendpoint --break-system-packages

to install it without PEP 668.

Warning: Using --break-system-packages may corrupt your OS-managed python environment. Proceed entirely at your own risk. The author is not liable for any system damage if you run this.

Updating script

To update the script, you can run:

python3 -m pip install --upgrade enumendpoint

Weaknesses

• If there is a login page, the script will either show that all of the pages require login, or label all of them as 403.
• If there are shells in the page, it may give false positives for sensitive endpoints. If you see sensitive endpoints in the scan, they may not actually be exposed on the website if the website has a shell. (E.g. .gitignore, .env.local)

What was added

Version 7 (point 0 point 1) added:

• Scanning extra map files (e.g. robots.txt, sitemap.xml) for more endpoints
• Being able to show assets
• Hiding inaccessible pages by default
• Became a proper tool on PyPI (in other words, it can be installed by pip)
• More sensitive endpoints to test

Plans for next version

Version 8 is planned to have:

• Detecting what captcha was used if it is blocked
• Proper detection of timeouts
• More JS Stack varieties in the JS Stack check
• Optimisation (maybe, if not in v9)

ai assisted code btw

Legal Disclaimer

Note that this tool is strictly meant for authorised testing and security research. Running this script on websites where you are not permitted to do so can result in legal action. The author of this script assumes no responsibility for any misuse or legal consequences from running this script. Ensure you have received permission from the owner of the target owner before performing tests or scans on their website.