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Web Bot Auto-Webpage-Login-Password-by-force

A simple C# GUI interface that will allow Automatic login to a web page and can brute force the passwords on most web pages.

New features added for use with Proxy and Proxy lists.

Note: http and or https proxys only !!! not socks5.

This is to be used as a personal pentest tool or for use as developer to test their own software against this sort of abuse.

Do not use this program for malicious intent as you will go to jail very quickly and most likely fines etc...

Remember be smart about what you do in Life.

Link to download the software HERE

USAGE

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Start by entering a valid URL.

The web scraping will be carried out while the web page is loading and can be found in seperate tabs.

The "web page input IDs" section needs to be given values found from the html web scrapping to allow this to work.

When HMTL input IDs and Button name is added the "Test" button can be pressed to check if it will work.

After one or two tries of a successfull "Test" button press a username and password can be added to the "Username & Password Login" section.

The "URL Refer" button is to be pressed to allow the current Url to be saved and is compared if a redirect will happen either due to too many password attempts or a successfull login at this time the username and password will be added to a listbox found in the tabs sections.

The password brute forcing will found in the tabs under "Send Password from file" section and this will update the password box with values from your wordlist of choice and then send it to the web page if the test went ok when setting up.

If a web page is claiming the web browser is out of date there is a tab section "Upgrade Browser" will be used to either upgrade or roll back your browser version.

Any errors while loading will be placed in listbox section "List of Errors" for reference.

Improvements are welcome aswell as collaboration.

Philip M