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The video presents various updates made to the tool Feroxbuster, which can be used to Brute Force API endpoints or web directories. The speaker highlights the tool's simplicity, speed, and recursive functionality and mentions its recently added auto-update feature. The video explains how to set up Feroxbuster directory correctly and focuses on the latest addition of the filtering out a default answer feature and bug fix in version 2.9.1. Feroxbuster is useful in identifying parameters that are not correctly set and recommended for those who want to do directory brute forcing on a web server.
In this section, the speaker introduces the tool Feroxbuster, which is used for Brute Forcing API endpoints or web directories. They praise its simplicity, speed, and recursive functionality, which allows it to continue searching for content within a directory once it has been found. The speaker notes that Feroxbuster is actively maintained by developer Epi and gets updated frequently. They highlight the recent addition of an auto-update feature that lets users download and install the latest version with a simple command. A demo is provided to showcase how the tool can be used to scan URLs and run custom word lists to find hidden directories.
In this section of the video, the speaker explains how to set up the Feroxbuster directory correctly in Kali, since by default it will look in "user share cyclists." The speaker also talks about a new feature in Feroxbuster 2.9.1 that filters out default answers and only returns non-default results, making it easier to brute force a directory. The speaker also demonstrates how to use this new feature by attempting different methods on a website and seeing what responses are returned.
In this section, the speaker discusses the recent updates in Feroxbuster 2.9.1, which includes a fix to a recursion bug. The bug was caused by Feroxbuster continuing to recurse into a wildcard response despite it being already added to the recursion list. Epi quickly fixed the bug, and the speaker shows how the updated version of Feroxbuster identifies the wildcard response and stops the recursion. The tool is recommended for those who want to do directory brute forcing on a web server, as it is a useful tool in identifying parameters that are not properly set.
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