README.txt

September 14, 2016 ยท View on GitHub

Do not use this tool, it's an artifact from the past. Use Burp or w3af!

Grabber v0.1

Grabber is a web application which try to be as useful as possible ie allows:

  • back box testing
  • hybrid analysis
  • javscript source code checker

The tool aims to be quite generic, so even if I use PHP-SAT as php source code analyzer, you could use a java source code analyzer for your website. You can also add some attacks pattern you found etc. For more information go to the website.

Contact

author: Romain Gaucher website: http://rgaucher.info/beta/grabber email: r@rgaucher.info

What would be cool to have/integrate (except no more bugs) ?

  • Core: Support of cookies, Http Auth
  • XSS: Plug in a JavaScript interpreter (spidermonkey still compiled ^^)
  • Session: Report the SessionID Report on the randomness of the sessions id (statistical distribution)
  • Cookies: Analyze the cookies (look for secure, HttpOnly etc.)
  • Passwords: Passwords hash analyzer ? Is it enough secure...
  • SSL/TLS: ???
  • Configuration report: Look at the CVE/NVD give the report if there is such a configuration information ASP / PHP / MySQL versions APACHE / IIS etc.
  • Log Visualisation Systems XSS ?

Disclaimer

I should write a disclaimer here ? Hum, I'm not responsible of any results/trouble/nuclear punch in your website after the utilisation of Grabber. This soft performs only attack patterns it should not create anything wrong in your website (except if it's a really crap).

During the hybrid analysis, there could be some trouble... I suggest you to save the files even if everything is done in the ./local/ directory (I copy the source files in the ./local/current and the analysis output are in the ./local/analyzed)

Of course, if the Grabber does not find any vulnerability, it doesn't mean at all that there is none; only that grabber found nothing. Even if you use Grabber or whatever tool you want, you cannot have a website 100% secure... it's impossible

Licence

I will put the BSD Licence stuffs. But still, it is under the modified BSD licence.