ResponseThief

ResponseThief visits URLs from a list and returns the http response codes.

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                                   by @EdoardoVignati 

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/EdoardoVignati/ResponseThief
$ python3 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
$ ./response-thief.py url_sample.txt result.txt

where url_sample.txt is a list of URLs and result.txt is a path to an empty file.

Usage

Launch it with:

$ ./response-thief.py ./url_sample.txt result.txt 

Example of input file:

www.github.com
github.com
foo.bar.gitlab.com

A list can be generated with Sublist3r

Filter

You can filter a specific http status code by adding:

--filter 404

The output file will contain only the filtered url.

Output

The output is built in this format:

[200] www.github.com
[301] foo.gitlab.com
[...] ...

Verbosity (--stdout) has 3 different levels:

• enabled (print everything)
• minimal (print important information)
• disable (do not print anything)

Print on stdout

• Red URL: error retrieving URL
• White URL: ok, a response code has been registered

Errors

• Timeout error : cannot retrieve the webpage within 5 seconds
• Connection error : cannot open or find the domain
• Unknown error : don't know what's happening :)