# DirSlam
DirSlam is a simple directory enumeration tool written in C++. It uses libcurl to make HTTP requests to a target URL and checks if certain directories exist.
## Usage
```bash
./dirslam -l https://website.com/ -w wordlist.txtIn the command above, -l specifies the target URL and -w specifies the path to the wordlist file.
The wordlist file should contain a list of directory names, one per line. For example:
index
images
download
2006
news
...
When you run DirSlam, it will append each directory name to the target URL and make an HTTP request to that URL. If the server responds with a 200 status code, DirSlam will print a message indicating that the directory exists.
To build DirSlam, you need a C++ compiler and libcurl. Once you have these installed, you can build DirSlam with the following command:
g++ -o dirslam DirSlam.cpp -lcurlThis project is licensed under the MIT License.