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web-arsenal

One line: web enumeration + exploitation tool arsenal for authorized engagements. Trigger signals: port 80/443/8080/8443 open, "web", a URL to a lab target, an HTTP service surfaced by recon. Authorized, in-scope targets only.

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# Web enumeration & exploitation arsenal

Authorized, in-scope targets only. Add `target.tld` to `/etc/hosts` first; many
apps only respond to their vhost name, not the raw IP.

## 1. Fingerprint (what am I looking at)
**whatweb** — fastest first look; identifies CMS/server/framework in one shot.
`whatweb -a3 http://target.tld` — `-a3` = aggressive plugins (more detail, more requests).
**httpx** — best for triaging many hosts/vhosts at once.
`httpx -title -tech-detect -status-code -u http://target.tld` — title + tech stack + code.
**curl** — ground truth; no interpretation between you and the bytes.
`curl -sI http://target.tld` — `-s` silent, `-I` headers only (Server, redirects, cookies).
`curl -s -H 'Host: dev.target.tld' http://target.tld/` — hit a vhost without editing hosts.
Gotcha: `-I` sends HEAD; some apps 405/behave differently — use `curl -s ... -o /dev/null -D -` for a real GET with headers.