403-bypass: comprehensive suite of Bash scripts for probing 403 bypasses in web security

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403 bypasses

403-bypass

Are you interested in web security and want to test your skills against potential 403 bypasses? If so, you’ve come to the right place! This project is a comprehensive suite of Bash scripts, meticulously designed for the purpose of probing 403 bypasses in web security. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, this tool will help you discover new ways to bypass 403 errors and access restricted resources.

Features

  • This tool offers four different scripts, each with its own unique functionality and options.
  • You can use method-header.sh to test different HTTP methods, headers, HTTP protocol, and HTTP versions work together against the target URL.
  • You can use headers.sh to fuzz various headers with different values against a target URL.
  • You can use user-agent-fuzz.sh to fuzz the user-agent header with different values against a target URL.
  • You can use methods.sh to test different HTTP methods against a target URL.
  • For an in-depth understanding of the features offered by this tool, I invite you to visit my Medium website. The link provided will guide you to a wealth of information tailored to enhance your user experience and broaden your knowledge about the tool’s capabilities. Your journey to mastery begins with a single Click.

Installation

To install this tool, simply follow these steps:

  • git clone https://github.com/diiablo00/403-bypass
  • cd 403-bypass
  • chmod +x *.sh

Usage

To use this tool, simply run the desired script with the appropriate options. For example:

  • ./method-header.sh -h
  • ./headers.sh -h
  • ./user-agent-fuzz.sh -h
  • ./methods.sh -h

You can also view the help menu of each script by using the -h option.

Source: https://github.com/diiablo00/