XSSME

XSSME is a powerful and automated XSS vulnerability scanner developed to help security professionals and bug bounty hunters efficiently identify Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. The tool is designed to dynamically locate exploitable parameters in web applications and inject a wide range of XSS payloads to detect weaknesses.

Features:

• Dynamic Parameter Detection: Automatically identifies parameters in forms and URLs.
• Multi-threading Support: Scans multiple endpoints simultaneously for faster results.
• Custom Payloads: Easily add or modify payloads to adapt the tool to different scenarios.
• Save Results: Option to save the scan output to a file for further analysis.
• User-friendly Interface: Simple command-line arguments for seamless usage.

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Requirements

Before you begin, make sure you have the following installed on your system:

• Python 3.x
• pip (Python package installer)

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Installation

1. Create a Virtual Environment (Optional but Recommended)

It's best practice to isolate your tool environment using a virtual environment. This prevents dependency conflicts with other Python projects.

python3 -m venv ~/xssme-env
source ~/xssme-env/bin/activate

2. Clone the Repository

Clone the XSSME tool from GitHub and navigate to the project folder:

git clone https://github.com/ahmedhamdy0x/xssme.git
cd xssme

3. Install Dependencies

Install the necessary Python libraries required for the tool by running:

pip install -r requirements.txt
deactivate

4. Make the Tool Executable

Ensure that the tool is executable by running the following command (if it's not executable already):

chmod +x xssme

5. Add XSSME to Your System PATH

To make the tool globally accessible from any directory, move it to /usr/local/bin/:

sudo mv xssme /usr/local/bin/

This allows you to run xssme from anywhere without needing to specify the path.

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Example Usage

Once installed, you can run XSSME by specifying the target URL and optional output file for results:

xssme -v https://target.com -o output.txt

Command-line Arguments:

• -v or --verbose: Runs the scan in verbose mode, showing detailed results.
• -o or --output: Save the results to a specified file.

For more options, simply type:

xssme --help

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Conclusion

With XSSME, you can simplify the process of finding XSS vulnerabilities in your web applications. This tool is designed to be customizable, fast, and effective, making it a valuable asset for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security researchers.

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Contact

Developed by Ahmed Hamdy

Youtube Channel Gentil Security

For inquiries or support, feel free to contact me at: info.gentil.academy@gmail.com