The project is inspired by mini.nvim, basically helping you to be productive with less numbers of tools(plugins) installed on your system be unobtrusive, and function as a standalone single binary out of the box.
Philosophy
KISS – Keep things simple and stupid.
Ease – Write code that can be used elsewhere as well.
Efficiency – Optimize for performance without sacrificing readability.
Use
Status :- Just return the HTTP response code of URLs
$ kanha status -h Just return the HTTP response code of URLs
Usage: kanha status [OPTIONS]
Options: -f, --filename <FILENAME> A file containing multiple urls -t, --tasks <TASKS> Define the maximum concurrent tasks [default: 20] --stdin Reads input from the standard in --exclude <EXCLUDE> Define your status code for selective exclusion -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
fuzz :- Fuzz URLs and return the response codes
$ kanha fuzz -h Fuzz a URL and return the response codes
Usage: kanha fuzz [OPTIONS] --payloads <PAYLOADS>
Options: -p, --payloads <PAYLOADS> A file containing a list of payloads -u, --url <URL> A single url -f, --file-path <FILE_PATH> Path of the file containing multiple urls -t, --tasks <TASKS> Define the maximum concurrent tasks [default: 20] --exclude <EXCLUDE> Define your status code for selective exclusion --stdin Reads input from the standard in -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
rdns :- Reverse dns lookup
$ kanha rdns -h Reverse dns lookup
Usage: kanha rdns [OPTIONS] --filename <FILENAME>
Options: -f, --filename <FILENAME> a file containing a list of possible wordlists --stdin Reads input from the standard in -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
Takeover :- Check possible subdomain takeover
$ kanha takeover -h Check possible subdomain takeover vulnerability
Usage: kanha takeover [OPTIONS]
Options: -u, --url <URL> A single url -f, --file-path <FILE_PATH> Path of the file containing multiple urls -j, --json-file <JSON_FILE> A json file containing signature values of different services --stdin Reads input from the standard in -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
urldencode :- (De|En) code urls
$ kanha urldencode -h (De|En) code urls
Usage: kanha urldencode [OPTIONS]
Options: --encode <ENCODE> Provide a url to encode --decode <DECODE> Provide a url to dencode -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version
