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🦚 A web-app pentesting suite written in rust .

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Kanha - A web-app pentesting suite written in rust 🦀

Installation ⦾ Subcommands ⦾ Contribute

Crate Release MIT LICENSE Ko-fi

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Kanha is a tool that can help you perform, a variety of attacks based on the target domain . With just kanha you can do, [Fuzzing][wiki-fuzzing], [Reverse dns lookup][wiki-dns-lookup], [common http response][wiki-http], [subdomain takeover detection][wiki-subdomain] and many [more][commands].

The project is inspird by [mini.nvim][mini], basically helping you to be productive with less numbers of tools(plugins) installed on your system and be unobtrusive and function as a standalone single binary out of the box.

Built from the ground up with performance, ease of use, and portability in mind in your favourite programming lang [rust][rust] 💝

Philosophy

  • KISS - Keep things simple and stupid.
  • Ease - Write code that can be used elsewhere as well.
  • Efficiency - Optimize for performance without sacrificing readability.

Installation

Binary  
  • Manual : You can directly download the binary of your arch from [releases][releases] and run it.
  • One liner : Run this script, requires jq,curl, tar & wget
wget -qO- "$(curl -qfsSL "https://api.github.com/repos/pwnwriter/kanha/releases/latest" | jq -r '.assets[].browser_download_url' | grep -Ei "$(uname -m).*$(uname -s).*musl" | grep -v "\.sha")" | tar -xzf - --strip-components=1
./kanha -h

[!IMPORTANT] For upstream updates, it's recommended to build kanha from source !

Source  
  git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/pwnwriter/kanha --branch=main
  cd kanha
  cargo build --release
Cargo
  • Using [crates.io][crate]

    cargo install kanha
    
  • Using [binstall][binstall]

    cargo binstall kanha
    

    Note ⚠️ This requires a working setup of rust/cargo & binstall.

METIS Linux  
sudo/doas pacman -Syyy kanha
Arch user repository  
paru/yay -S kanha-git
On Nix  
# Build from source and run
nix run github:pwnwriter/kanha
# without flakes:
nix-env -iA nixpkgs.kanha
# with flakes:
nix profile install nixpkgs#kanha

Subcommands

  • ➊ Status :- Just return the HTTP response code of URLs

    Help  
    $ 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
    
    
  • ➋ fuzz :- Fuzz URLs and return the response codes

    Help  
    $ 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
    
    
  • ➌ rdns :- Reverse dns lookup

    Help  
    
    $ 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
    
  • ➍ Takeover :- Check possible subdomain takeover

    Help  
    $ 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
    
    
  • ➎ urldencode :- (De|En) code urls

    Help  
    $ 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
    
    

Contributing

  • Recommend a new feature
  • Give the project a star
  • Add new [subcommand][commands].
  • Fix docx and improve code quality

Also see

  • [haylxon][haylxon] :- Blazingly fast tool to grab screenshots of your domain list right from terminal written in rust 🦀
  • [httpx][httpx] :- httpx is a fast and multi-purpose HTTP toolkit.
  • [ffuf][ffuf] :- Fast web fuzzer written in Go

FAQ

  • Development:
    • Progress may be gradual, but I assure you of delivering quality code!
  • Why this?
    • This is a way for me to continually expand my knowledge in cybersecurity and Rust!
  • I want my quote in Kanha.
    • Please feel free to add it [here][splash].

Support

I am a student, i like working for open-source during my free time. If you appreciate my work, kindly consider supporting me through [Ko-fi][Ko-Fi].

Copying

Kanha is licensed under the [MIT LICENSE][license], Feel free to consider Kanha as your own!

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