h2buster's Introduction

h2buster (v0.3e-2)

A threaded, recursive, web directory brute-force scanner over HTTP/2 using hyper, inspired by Gobuster.

Features

Fast and portable - install hyper and run.
Multiconnection scanning.
Multithreaded connections.
Scalable: scans can be as docile or aggressive as you configure them to be.
h2 and h2c support.
Configurable directory recursion depth.
Multiplatform: works on both *nix and Windows.

Install

You only need to install one dependency. If you don't have hyper, run:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Usage

usage: h2buster.py [-h] -w wordlist -u target [-c connections=4]
                   [-t threads=20] [-r directory_depth=2] [-hd header_list]
                   [-x extension_list] [-nc]

h2buster: an HTTP/2 web directory brute-force scanner.

arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -w wordlist           Directory wordlist
  -u target             Target URL/IP address (host[:port]). Default port is
                        443 and HTTPS enabled. To specify otherwise, use
                        ':port' or 'http://' (port will default to 80 then).
  -c connections=4      Number of HTTP/2 connections.
  -t threads=20         Number of threads per connection.
  -r directory_depth=2  Maximum recursive directory depth. Minimum is 1,
                        unlimited is 0.
  -hd header_list       List of headers in the format
                        'header->value|header->value...'. For example: -hd
                        'user-agent->Mozilla/5.0|accept-encoding->gzip,
                        deflate, br'.
  -x extension_list     List of file extensions to check separated by a
                        vertical bar. For example, -x '.php|.js|blank|/'. The
                        'blank' keyword signifies no file extension. Default
                        extensions are '/', 'blank', '.html', '.php'
  -nc                   Disable colored output text.