fredet v1.2 - "Flexible Regular Expresion Data Extraction Tool" (C) Copyleft 2007, created by Mandingo # http://www.yoire.com Available checks (edit config.xml for checks management): werrors Typical Web Errors winfo Typical Web Info asf action script dangerous functions title find titles in HTML files dotnet find .net error messages in HTML files words extract words from files emails find email addresses ips find local IP addresses paths find local paths dbs find database error messages links find links in files dlinks find dynamic links in files comments find comments in HTML file Usage: fredet.pl [options] [[<check>] [<format>] <file>]] Options: -f print filename before each line -s read data from standard input (STDIN) -m <regexp> match this <regexp> (<check> won't be used) -b <block_size> block size used for reading files (def. 1048576 bytes) Examples: fredet.pl fredet.pl emails fredet.pl emails example.txt fredet.pl emails name example.txt fredet.pl emails '$0;$1' example.txt fredet.pl words http://www.google.com fredet.pl -m '\d+' example.txt
./fredet.pl emails Details: description find email addresses match[1].regexp (?-xism:(\w+?)@([^\.]+)\.\w+(?=[<>\'\"\s])) match[1].display found email address: $0 field.email $0 field.name $1 field.domain $2 Usage: fredet.pl emails <file> fredet.pl emails [field1] [field2] [...] <file> fredet.pl emails ['<format>'] <file> Examples: fredet.pl emails example.txt fredet.pl emails name example.txt fredet.pl emails '$0;$1' example.txt Where: * description: check name * match[1].regexp: this check n�1 regular expresion * match[1].display: format used (optional) to display this regexp results * email: this name will be assigned to the first field of the regular expression * name: name for the second field * domain: name for the third field
./fredet.pl emails example.txt found email address: [email protected] ./fredet.pl emails email example.txt [email protected] ./fredet.pl emails '$0;$1;$2' example.txt [email protected];j0hn;foo-ar
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<check name="emails" description="find email addresses"> <match display="found email address: $0">(\w+?)@([^\.]+)\.\w+(?=[<>\'\"\s])</match> <field name="email" index="0"/> <field name="name" index="1"/> <field name="domain" index="2"/> </check>
cat example.txt|./fredet.pl -s emails found email address: [email protected]
find . -exec ./fredet.pl -f emails {} ; ./example.txt:found email address: [email protected]
./fredet.pl -m '\d+' example.txt 172 18 1 2 0 192 168 1 2
./fredet.pl words http://www.google.com HTML HEAD meta http equiv content ... It's possible to send POST data after the URL; it's recommended to enclose it between quotes.
./fredet.pl words http://www.google.com 'var1=param1&var2=param2' html head meta http equiv content ...
sudo ./fredet.pl -b 524288 ips /dev/mem 192.168.0.0 10.0.0.0 172.16.0.0 172.18.1.130 172.18.1.239 172.16.176.102 172.174.35.4 192.26.10.2 10.46.174.27 ...
<check name="check name" description="'check' description"> <match[ modifiers="modifiers"][display="format"]>regexp</match> [more "match" definitions] [<field name="field name" index="num1"/>] [<field name="field name" index="num2"/>] [more "field" definitions] </check>
<check name="words" description="extract words from files"> <match modifiers="i" display="$1">([a-z]{3,}?)\w</match> </check>
<check name="dlinks" description="find dynamic links in files"> <match display="$1 $2">(\w+)=[\"\']?(https*://.+\?.+?=.+?(?=[,\s\"\'<>]))</match> <match display="txt $0">(?!=[\"\'])(https*://.+\?.+?=.+?(?=[,\s<>\"\']))</match> </check>
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