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===========
paramspider
===========
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Mining parameters from the dark corners of Web Archives
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:Author: Aquila Macedo <aquilamacedo@riseup.net>
:Date: 2024-03-27
:Copyright: Expat
:Version: 1.0.1
:Manual section: 1
:Manual group: paramspider
.. _paramspider:
SYNOPSIS
========
::
paramspider [-h] [-d DOMAIN] [-l LIST] [-s] [--proxy PROXY] [-p PLACEHOLDER]
DESCRIPTION
===========
paramspider allows you to fetch URLs related to any domain or a list
of domains from Wayback Archives. It filters out "boring" URLs, allowing
you to focus on the ones that matter the most.
OPTIONS
=======
-h, \--help:
Display command usage and options.
-d DOMAIN, \--domain DOMAIN:
Domain name to fetch related URLs for.
-l LIST, \--list LIST:
File containing a list of domain names.
-s, \--stream:
Stream URLs on the terminal.
\--proxy PROXY
Set the proxy address for web requests.
-p PLACEHOLDER, \--placeholder PLACEHOLDER
Placeholder for parameter values.
EXAMPLES
========
Common usage:
Discover URLs for a single domain::
$ paramspider -d example.com
Discover URLs for multiple domains from a file::
$ paramspider -l domains.txt
Stream URLs on the terminal for a domain::
$ paramspider -d example.com -s
Set up web request proxy::
$ paramspider -d example.com --proxy '127.0.0.1:7890'
Adding a placeholder for URL parameter values (default: "FUZZ")::
$ paramspider -d example.com -p '"><h1>reflection</h1>'
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