timgates42/0d1n

Tool for automating customized attacks against web applications. Fully made in C language with pthreads, it has fast performance.

0d1n

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0d1n is a tool for automating customized attacks against web applications. This tool is significantly faster because it uses thread pool and C language.

0d1n is a tool for automating customized attacks against web applications. Video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L22mbbVge0

Tool functions:

• Brute force login and passwords in auth forms

• Directory disclosure ( use PATH list to the brute, and find HTTP status code )

• Test to find SQL Injection and XSS vulnerabilities

• Test to find SSRF

• Test to find Command injection

• Options to load ANTI-CSRF token each request

• Options to use random proxy per request

• Options to use random useragent per request

• Option for keep alive test (slowloris test)

• other functions.

To run and install, follow these steps:

require libcurl-dev or libcurl-devel(on rpm linux based)

$ git clone https://github.com/CoolerVoid/0d1n/

It would be best if you had lib curl to run. Look at the following to install:

$ sudo apt-get install libcurl-dev
or try libcurl4-de or libcurl*

if rpm distro

$ sudo yum install libcurl-devel

To install follow this cmd:

$ cd 0d1n

$ make; sudo make install USER=name_your_user; 

$ cd 0d1n_viewer; make; sudo make install USER=name_your_user; 

Up the view server to look at the reports online:

$ sudo 0d1n_view 

Now in another console, you can run the tool:

$ 0d1n

If you need to uninstall, follow these steps:

$ cd 0d1n; sudo make uninstall

$ cd 0d1n_view; sudo make uninstall

Attack examples:

Brute force to find the directory

$ 0d1n --host http://127.0.0.1/^ --payloads /opt/0d1n/payloads/dir_brute.txt --threads 500 --timeout 3 --log bartsimpsom4 --save_response

Note: You can change the value of threads. If you have a good machine, you can try 800, 1200 each device has a different context.

For SQL injection attack

$ 0d1n --host 'http://site.com/view/1^/product/^/' --payloads /opt/0d1n/payloads/sqli_list.txt --find_string_list /opt/0d1n/payloads/sqli_str2find_list.txt --log log1337 --tamper randcase --threads 800 --timeout 3 --save_response\n"

Note: Tamper is a resource to try to bypass the web application firewall

To brute force auth system

0d1n --host 'http://site.com/auth.py' --post 'user=admin&password=^' --payloads /opt/0d1n/payloads/wordlist.txt --log log007 --threads 500 --timeout 3\n"

Note: if you have a csrf token, you can use argv to get this token for each request and brute.

Search SQLi in hard mode in login system with csrf token:

0d1n  --host "http://127.0.0.1/vulnerabilities/sqli/index.php?id=^" --payloads /opt/0d1n/payloads/sqli.txt --find_string_list /opt/0d1n/payloads/find_responses.txt --token_name user_token --log logtest_fibonaci49 --cookie_jar /home/user_name/cookies.txt --save_response --tamper randcase --threads 100

Note: Load the cookies jar from the browser and save in cookies.txt to load.

Notes External libs

• To gain extreme performance, 0d1n uses a thread pool of POSIX threads. You can study this small library: https://github.com/Pithikos/C-Thread-Pool

• The 0d1n uses OpenBSD/NetBSD functions to work with strings something like strlcat() and strlcpy() to prevent buffer overflow. https://man.openbsd.org/strlcpy.3

Project Overview on cloc

cooler@gentoo:~/codes$ cloc 0d1n/
     937 text files.
     532 unique files.                                          
     451 files ignored.

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JavaScript                     361           9951          15621          52178
C                               51           4986           4967          26642
C/C++ Header                    30           1184           2858           4295
CSS                             10            434            369           2142
HTML                             7             59              0           1616
TeX                              2             52              4            206
Markdown                         3             81              0            137
make                             4             36              9            130
Bourne Shell                     2              0              0              4
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SUM:                           487          16835          23846          91213
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Read the docs, and help menu when you execute the "0d1n" binary...

Do you have any doubt about 0d1n? Please create an issue in this repository. I can help you.

To study old versions, look at the following:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/odin-security-tool/files/?source=navbar