[Bish0pQ]

Hello everyone,

So @Inori and I made this program that will be able to search sites like pomf by generating random strings and automatically downloading the file if it finds a valid link. Right now there is single proxy support, but that might change later. You can find a list of pomf sites in the tool itself.

Essentially made to find valuable files like ebooks, dumps or anything else. You can search the extension you want to search.

Python 2.7 and 3 are both supported.

Program in action:


Click here for the GitHub repository where you can download the program.

Big credit to @Inori for helping me finish this.

[Mr.Kurd]

Nice keep it up buddy
it's good for learning

[Bish0pQ]

Nice keep it up buddy
it's good for learning

Thank you my friend, what do you mean by "it's good for learning"?

[Mr.Kurd]

Nice keep it up buddy
it's good for learning

Thank you my friend, what do you mean by "it's good for learning"?

I meant I could learn from this .
I'm not good at python.

[mothered]

Simple, yet effective and that's what I like In a tool.

Furthermore, I love working with the CLI (Command Line Interface). I wouldn't have It any other way.
Good work @Inori & @Bish0pQ.

[Skullmeat]

Looks cool. I have to check this out. Speaking of, do you guys take requests?

[Bish0pQ]

Simple, yet effective and that's what I like In a tool.

Furthermore, I love working with the CLI (Command Line Interface). I wouldn't have It any other way.
Good work @Inori & @Bish0pQ.

Thanks man, I have a GUI version (not entirely finished) but it works much slower, and since the key with bruteforce tools like this is speed not how it looks, CLI is fine.

[Bish0pQ]

Looks cool. I have to check this out. Speaking of, do you guys take requests?

Thanks, let me know what you think of this tool once you tried it, any suggestions will be implemented A.S.A.P.

I certainly do take requests, whether @Inori wants to help is up to him of course.

[mothered]

Thaks man, I have a GUI version (not entirely finished) but it works much slower, and since the key with bruteforce tools like this is speed not how it looks, CLI is fine.

Whether It be GUI or CLI, In terms of usability, It's an each to their own scenario.

Functionality-wise, If there's a notable difference In favor of CLI, definitely stick with It.

[Inori]

Hey, we're live! I want to take a break from the handful of giant projects I'm currently working on and do something a little smaller, so I plan on adding a few features when I have a minute.

Looks cool. I have to check this out. Speaking of, do you guys take requests?

I'd gladly do requests for smaller programs