Thruster VS feroxbuster

We've added support for the warp, salvo & thruster frameworks

Maybe, or maybe not, interestingly, I had to store async functions that call other arbitrary async functions for thruster. I tried many of the things posed in the article, and eventually ended up doing something similar to how bevy works -- that is, I made a bunch of tuples.

For a quick self promo, I've used thruster (https://github.com/thruster-rs/Thruster) for a few side projects with 10k reqs/day or so and I love it to death coming from nodejs land

Now for my shameless plug; I use a framework primarily that I maintain that aims to have the ergonomics of express or koa in rust. Try it out if you're interested: thruster.

If you'd rather wait for the next release (it'll be more like this afternoon rather than a year from now, promise!) I just fixed it in a PR here

Ferox https://github.com/epi052/feroxbuster

Suggest using feroxbuster since you can brute force directories recursivly. Try

feroxbuster to do some web app browsing (you have also gobuster)

feroxbuster is a powerful mutli-threaded dir enumerator but be careful if you use it. It can crash websites if it hits them too fast.

Have you tried feroxbuster?

I redirect you here : https://github.com/epi052/feroxbuster

CloudBrute - To find company(mostly cloud hence the name) infrastructure files and arch to a certain extent Dirsearch - Yet another web app path scanner like Gobuster/Dirbuster FeroxBuster - Rust based tool to perform forced browsing(read about it on GitHub Ghidra - Binary disassembler and decompiler (alternatives are gdb and ISA) Pacu - AWS exploitation framework GitHub Pirates - Kali package tracker(maybe like yay or pacman,not too sure on that one) quark-engine - android malware analysis system here Viscose - very popular and good code editor

Dirbuster always bugs for me, I can't change anything after starting an attack without getting the entire GUI messed up. I recommend trying out ffuf or feroxbuster.