Web-Sorrow is a PERL based tool for misconfiguration, version detection, enumeration, and server information scanning. It’s entirely focused on enumeration and collecting information about a target server. Web-Sorrow is a “safe to run” program, meaning it is not designed to be an exploit or perform any harmful attacks.
There’s a couple of other tools that focus more on the identification part:
– WhatWeb – Next Gen Web Scanner – Identify CMS (Content Management System)
– Wappalyzer – Web Technology Identifier (Identify CMS, JavaScript etc.)
There’s also a pretty cool web app I use often which is – http://builtwith.com/
Features
- Web Services: Identify a CMS and it’s version number, social media widgets and buttons, hosting provider, CMS plugins, and favicon fingerprints
- Authentication areas: logins, admin logins, email webapps
- Bruteforce: Subdomains, files and directories
- Stealth: with -ninja you can gather valuable info on the target with as few as 6 requests, with -shadow you can request pages via google cache instead of from the host
- AND MORE: Sensitive files, default files, source disclosure, directory indexing, banner grabbing
In some ways it overlaps with other tools too like:
– GoLISMERO – Web Application Mapping Tool
– Skipfish 1.94b Released – Active Web Application Security Reconnaissance Tool
– Nikto 2.1.0 Released – Web Server Security Scanning Tool
– Lilith – Web Application Security Audit Tool
But as always, you should try them all and see which ones suits the way you work best.
You can download Web-Sorrow here:
Or read more here.
Deepanker says
really its a nice tool..
moocherhunter says
Hi all, i have been looking everywhere for something which will enable me to triangulate the location of people using my wi-fi connection.
After a while i found this “MoocherHunter”, which apparently just do that and it’s free, but when you try to download the free iso image from their website, it just open another page and nothing else.
So, my question is, there is anything which can do this currently available, or a link for downloading this one which actually works??
All it needs to do, is to track the location of someone connected to my wireless network, nothing else. Thanks!
z2458 says
Here is a working link. You should have checked the website before asking. http://securitystartshere.org/page-training-oswa-assistant-download.htm
moocherhunter says
This is the link i received(site notification), the reply i posted was directed to this comment, but when i come back 5 minutes ago to post my reply, it wasn’t showing up, so i replied to my own post.
moocherhunter says
I want to inform the person that sent a link to me (thank you that was kind but…), that when i click on it and select “download”, i get redirected to a different page (training-htm), so, i believe the webmaster has put a “country block” on his page or something similar.
In other words, it doesn’t work.
There is really nobody here that is aware of something which can do the same tasks? i mean, i am no expert by any means and i did found this stuff, i thought the experts on this site would be aware of much more stuff i didn’t even know about…maybe not.
However, just for your info, there is also a piece of hardware which also do that, the “AirCheck wi-fi tester” from a company called Fluke, but there is no way i want or even i can think to spend 2.000$ for it.
Do not be scared by my request, i have no intention to use it against reasonable people. I share openly my wi-fi to people that would not have it otherways, but the country i live in is a bit too much backward and restrictive, so, in the event i get “framed” for something done by somebody else, i need to be able to proof it wasn’t me and provide the perpetrators. Help me to help you. THANKS!
moocherhunter says
Well, i finally got it by looking for the “OSWA Assistant” instead of “MoocherHunter”, but it doesn’t work…i installed it on a USB stick and once loaded, get stuck on “PCMCIA found, starting cardmgr”, when i did try to fix this using the suggested “F2” trick on the FAQ’s i just end up with a black screen….they don’t even have a forum available, ouch!