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09-27-2014, 04:51 AM
So lately I've been working with a lot of networking with Python's socket module. And now it's come to this.
![[Image: 1L0Vohx.png]](http://i.imgur.com/1L0Vohx.png)
(need to fix this lol)
Basically this module will bring together a lot of exploits and vulnerabilities for people to use. Not just any people, only people of this forum. Thing is, I will need help. Lots of it. I can't list nearly enough vulnerabilities to be able to make this useful for one, and two, it will take a lot of programming to do, and I might need someone to help me create this.
So far it can manage GET and POST requests by sending them to the target/host specified, and get some information that can be found through urllib.
i.e.;
![[Image: uDKjpyb.png]](http://i.imgur.com/uDKjpyb.png)
usage (thus far; may be changed):
Requests.Requests(url="https://0day.red/index.php",data={"hi":"bye"}).POST() - Post request. syntax is essentially the same for everything.
( Also, @"Eclipse", if you still need something to make, this could be a chance for you to make something )
How can you help out?
If you already know Python, you can private message me code you would like me to incorporate into the project, and you will receive credit for that specific code. If you don't know Python, just private message the concept and how I should go about doing such things.
Thoughts, comments, concerns?
(need to fix this lol)
Basically this module will bring together a lot of exploits and vulnerabilities for people to use. Not just any people, only people of this forum. Thing is, I will need help. Lots of it. I can't list nearly enough vulnerabilities to be able to make this useful for one, and two, it will take a lot of programming to do, and I might need someone to help me create this.
So far it can manage GET and POST requests by sending them to the target/host specified, and get some information that can be found through urllib.
i.e.;
usage (thus far; may be changed):
Requests.Requests(url="https://0day.red/index.php",data={"hi":"bye"}).POST() - Post request. syntax is essentially the same for everything.
( Also, @"Eclipse", if you still need something to make, this could be a chance for you to make something )
How can you help out?
If you already know Python, you can private message me code you would like me to incorporate into the project, and you will receive credit for that specific code. If you don't know Python, just private message the concept and how I should go about doing such things.
Thoughts, comments, concerns?
