
ApacheHunter detects CVE-2024-22393 in Apache Answer servers. Like Wappalyzer but CLI-based. Scans headers, page content, meta tags, and paths to identify Apache versions and vulnerable installations (≤1.2.1). No output files—just real-time results.
Developed by Rownok Ahmed Khan
GitHub: https://github.com/Rk-000
ApacheHunter is a powerful scanner designed to detect Apache servers, identify versions, and check for CVE-2024-22393 (Pixel Flood vulnerability) in Apache Answer installations.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Rk-000/ApacheHunter.git
cd ApacheHunter
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Make the script executable
chmod +x ApacheHunter.py
Basic Scanning
# Scan single URL
python ApacheHunter.py -u example.com
# Scan multiple targets from file
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt
# Scan with output
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt -o scan_results --format json
# Run scan with delay (for accuracy)
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt --delay 2
# Or run fast but accurate
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt --delay 1
Advanced Options
# Specify detection method
python ApacheHunter.py -u example.com --method headers
# Control scan speed
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt --speed slow --delay 1
# Use proxy
python ApacheHunter.py -u example.com --proxy http://127.0.0.1:8080
# Multi-threaded scanning
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt --speed fast --threads 20
# Custom User-Agent
python ApacheHunter.py -u example.com --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0..."
Help
python ApacheHunter.py -h
TXT Output
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt -o results --format txt
JSON Output
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt -o results --format json
CSV Output
python ApacheHunter.py -f targets.txt -o results --format csv