AdminFinder

AdminFinder is a simple tool designed to locate admin login pages on websites. By utilizing a wordlist, this tool attempts to find various paths where the admin login page might be located.

Features

• Easy and fast to use
• Supports both default and custom wordlists
• Displays results with color-coded status codes
• Neon effect display for tool information

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Amirprx3/AdminFinder.git
   cd AdminFinder

Install dependencies:

Ensure you have Python installed. Then, install the necessary Python packages:

• pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

AdminFinder can be used with both default and custom wordlists.

Using Default Wordlist

• ./adminfinder -u <target_url> -d

Using Custom Wordlist

• ./adminfinder -u <target_url> -w <path_to_wordlist>

Example

./adminfinder -u http://example.com -d
./adminfinder -u http://example.com -w custom_wordlist.txt

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Options

-h, --help: Help to use the tool
-u, --url: Target URL (required)
-d, --default: Use default wordlist
-w, --wordlist: Path to custom wordlist

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Output

The output will display the status of each attempted path with color-coded status codes:

• Green [200]: Found a page\
• Red [404]: Could not find the page\
• Yellow [500]: Server error

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Example Output

Author

Amirprx3

License

Additional Instructions

1. To execute the script without .py extension:

   • On Unix-based systems (Linux, macOS):

     chmod +x adminfinder
     ./adminfinder -u http://example.com -d

   • On Windows: Create a batch file adminfinder.bat with the following content:

     @echo off
     python path_to_script\adminfinder.py %*

2. Ensure the batch file is in a directory included in your system's PATH.

This README.md file provides comprehensive instructions on the installation, usage, and features of the AdminFinder tool. Feel free to customize it further as needed!