Cheetah - a very fast brute force webshell password tool

Cheetah is a dictionary-based brute force password webshell tool, running as fast as a cheetah hunt for prey.

Cheetah's working principle is that it can submit a large number of detection passwords based on different web services at once, blasting efficiency is thousands of times other common brute force password webshell tools.

This version may later be infrequently updated, please use the Cheetah GUI version!

0x01 features

Fast speed.
Support python 2.x and python 3.x
Support to read a large password dictionary file.
Support to remove duplicate passwords of the large password dictionary file.
Support for automatic detection of web services.
Support brute force batch webshell URLs password.
Support for automatic forgery request header.
Currently support PHP, JSP, asp, aspx webshell.

Docker Build

$ docker build -t xshuden/cheetah .

Docker Usage

$ docker run --rm -it xshuden/cheetah
$ docker run --rm -it xshuden/cheetah -h
$ docker run --rm -it xshuden/cheetah -u https://google.com

0x02 parameter description

python cheetah.py -h

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