Fuzzing & Directory Brute-Force With ffuf

In this video, we will be taking a detailed look at how to perform fuzzing, enumeration, and directory brute-forcing with ffuf. ffuf is a fest web fuzzer written in Go that allows typical directory discovery, virtual host discovery (without DNS records), and GET and POST parameter fuzzing.

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[gjsatru]

Great video Alexis . Keep making videos you are one of the challenge that teach cybersecurity in a robust approach.

[chukwuebukaoguejiofo]

This guy is my best friend on YouTube. Just letting you know Ahmed!

[ColdSteel-dzpf]

Man I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you for taking the time to post content!

[theatmanhacks]

Alexis, you're awesome. I bought your hoodie! Love all the content.

[snj]

I was waiting for your videos, very informative 💯👍

[peasantlettuce]

Nice! You are awesome Dude! I've been Studying Web Hacking for about 2 months now. I'm getting better each day. 💪‍💪‍💪‍

[theyellowflash]

Great Video Ahmed, I always learn a lot from you

[swhybrid]

Asante, for the amazing tutorial. I've learned alot

[nadakuditigopikrishna]

Thank you very much for detailed video on FFUF.

[VB]

Cool, i was following you along throughout this video ♥️

[DaniSpeh]

As always, a great video. A suggestion what you could do in one of your future videos. Basic explanation of the most used wordlist from seclist or the kali wordlist. In the video you've use one wordlist and then another. For example what wordlist are good for passwords, what are good discovery wordlist, when do you use the words wordlist, when a directorates wordlist. Things like that, a simple overview of the most common wordlists and where you would use them and for what task.

[tahsinkaraca]

I was just studying this today. You are awesomeee man. Great job!! Thank you!

[defyteryt]

Omg this EP is fier Goode work hackersploit . We need more HTB series ;)

[rudrasalaria]

Nice. Keep Share your knowledge with us. Thank U very much. I learn a lot from your video.

[jvr]

Thanks an in-depth guide to ffuf i needed

[Englishmaster-Conquer]

hello, while doing the directory bruteforcing I got the path after opening it I got some appID, and somepaths, . is this a Vulnerability ?? please reply

[ritikthakur]

What keyboard keys you are using for show directories option without pressing enter key

[nodopamine]

Your poor retinas would love the dark reader extension.

[kauntey]

Hey brother I am so happy about your video but please post a video on hacking systems using network vulnerabilities not using reverse shell connect please waiting for your reply

[greyhat]

at 37:35 how you did that, please say sir !!!