DIRB

DIRB is a powerful, open-source web content scanner designed to uncover hidden files, directories, and resources within a web server. It works by performing dictionary-based brute-force scanning, making it highly useful for security testing, penetration assessments, and identifying unlinked or forgotten paths in web applications.

Features of DIRB:

• Fast and efficient directory and file brute-forcing using wordlists.
• Supports recursive scanning of discovered directories.
• Includes built-in wordlists for common attack patterns.
• Allows custom wordlists for targeted testing.
• Option to filter results based on HTTP response codes.
• Compatible with security testing workflows and automation scripts.

DIRB Usage:

$ sudo su
$ dirb --version

    

Disclaimer: DIRB is an open-source security testing tool intended for legitimate penetration testing and vulnerability assessment. It must only be used on systems where you have explicit permission. Unauthorized use of DIRB may violate security laws and regulations.