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18 lines
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Directory enumeration is the process of obtaining a list of files and directories from a file system. This can be done using various command-line tools such as 'ls' on Linux and macOS, and 'dir' on Windows.
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Enumeration is often used by attackers to gather information about a target system during the reconnaissance phase of a cyber attack. It can also be used by system administrators to identify and manage files and directories on a file system.
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Gobuster
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```
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gobuster dir -u WEBSITE -w WORDLIST -x "html,txt,php,zip,..." -t 25 --timeout Xs --exclude-length X
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- -u = URL
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- -w = Wordlist
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- -x = Append at the end of the directory
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- -t = treats
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- --timeout = Add some time between respond
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- --exclude-lenght = Exclude result that has X bytes of data
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More Information ---> [[Red Team/2 - Scanning + Enumeration/2 - Enumeration/Directory/• Gobuster]]
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