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FUZZmap

Python 3.13.0 License

Web Application Vulnerability Fuzzing Tool

Current version: 0.2 (SQL Injection, XSS)

Fuzzing Parameter Reconnaissance Vulnerability Detection

FUZZmap is a web application vulnerability fuzzing tool designed to detect security flaws. It identifies web application vulnerabilities through automated parameter Reconnaissance and advanced payload testing. alt text

💻 FUZZmap Developers

✨ Features

  • Parameter Reconnaissance
  • Common Payload Testing
  • Advanced Payload Testing
    • SQL Injection Detection - Advanced analysis including error-based, time-based, and boolean-based techniques (v0.1)
    • XSS Detection - Advanced analysis including advanced xss in v0.2
    • SSTI Detection - (Advanced analysis coming in v0.3)
  • Asynchronous Architecture - Utilizes asyncio and semaphores for optimized concurrent testing
  • Expandable Framework - Designed for easy addition of new vulnerability types in future versions

📋 Installation

Using pip

# Installation
pip install fuzzmap

From GitHub

# Git clone
git clone https://github.com/offensive-tooling/FUZZmap.git
cd fuzzmap

# Installation
pip install -e .

🚀 Usage

Command Line Usage

# Test specific parameter
fuzzmap -t <target_url> -m get -p <target_parameter>

# Test multiple parameters
fuzzmap -t <target_url> -m get -p <target_parameter 1>,<target_parameter 2>

# Use POST method
fuzzmap -t <target_url> -m post -p <target_parameter>

# Test with Parameter Reconnaissance 
fuzzmap -t <target_url> -rp

Python Module Usage

import asyncio
from fuzzmap.core.controller.controller import Controller

async def main():
    # Test with specific parameters
    fm = Controller(target="http://target.com", method="GET", param=["target_parameter"])
    results = await fm.async_run()
    
    # Test with Parameter Reconnaissance
    fm = Controller(target="http://target.com", recon_param=True)
    results = await fm.async_run()

asyncio.run(main())

🛠️ How It Works

FuzzMap operates in four main phases:

  1. Parameter Reconnaissance: Automatically identifies parameters through:

    • URL query extraction
    • Form field analysis (inputs, selects, textareas)
    • Form action paths and methods
    • (JavaScript hidden parameters - release later)
    • (Dynamic parameter collection module - release later)
  2. Common Payload Testing: Tests various vulnerabilities with common payloads:

    • SQL Injection
    • XSS (Cross Site Scripting)
    • SSTI (Server Side Template Injection)
    • (More types to be continuously added)
  3. Advanced Payload Testing (Currently for SQL Injection only):

    • SQL Injection (error-based, time-based, boolean-based)
    • (XSS payloads and features coming in v0.2)
    • (SSTI payloads and features coming in v0.3)
  4. Result Classification: Categorize findings as follows:

    • Vulnerability type and subtype
    • Detection confidence scoring (0-100%)
    • Detection details and evidence

📊 Example Output

handler: common, advanced
🎯 url: http://target.com/
parameters: ['test', 'searchFor']
method: GET
Type: xss
💰 Detected: True
Common_payload: '"><iframe onload=alert('{{1234**3}}');>
Common_Confidence: 50
🔍 Detail_Vuln: Error-Based SQL Injection
Advanced_payload: ' UNION SELECT NULL-- -
Advanced_Confidence: 100
Context: ECT NULL-- -</h2>Error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '

------------------------------------------------------------------
handler: common, advanced
🎯 url: http://target.com/
parameters: ['test', 'searchFor']
method: GET
Type: sql_injection
💰 Detected: True
Common_payload: ' || BEGIN DBMS_SESSION.SLEEP(5); END; -- 
Common_Confidence: 70
🔍 Detail_Vuln: Error-Based SQL Injection
Advanced_payload: ' UNION SELECT NULL-- -
Advanced_Confidence: 100
Context: ECT NULL-- -</h2>Error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '

⚙️ Command Line Options

-t, --target    🎯 Target URL to scan
-m, --method    📡 HTTP method (GET/POST)
-p, --param     🔍 Parameters to test (comma separated)
-rp, --recon    🔎 Enable parameter reconnaissance
-v, --verbose   📝 Enable verbose output
-h, --help      ℹ️  Show help message

📝 Translations

🔔 Disclaimer

FUZZmap is designed for legitimate security testing with proper authorization. Always ensure you have permission before testing any website or application.


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