How to use the fsociety.brutex function in fsociety

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github Manisso / fsociety / fsociety.py View on Github external
def __init__(self):
        clearScr()
        print(self.menuLogo)
        print("   {1}--Cupp - Common User Passwords Profiler")
        print(
            "   {2}--BruteX - Automatically bruteforces all services running on a target\n")
        print("   {99}-Back To Main Menu \n")
        choice3 = raw_input("passwd ~# ")
        clearScr()
        if choice3 == "1":
            cupp()
        elif choice3 == "2":
            brutex()
        elif choice3 == "99":
            fsociety()
        else:
            self.__init__()
        self.completed()
github Manisso / fsociety / fsociety.py View on Github external
elif choiceweb == "4":
            gravity()
        elif choiceweb == "5":
            sqlscan()
        elif choiceweb == "6":
            wpminiscanner()
        elif choiceweb == "7":
            wppluginscan()
        elif choiceweb == "8":
            shelltarget()
        elif choiceweb == "9":
            joomlarce()
        elif choiceweb == "10":
            vbulletinrce()
        elif choiceweb == "11":
            brutex()
        elif choiceweb == "12":
            arachni()
        elif choiceweb == "99":
            fsociety()
        else:
            self.__init__()
        self.completed()