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IIS Tilde Enumeration Scanner

A Burp extension to check for the IIS Tilde Enumeration/IIS short name (8.3) disclosure vulnerability and to exploit it by enumerating all the short names in an IIS web server

Based on IIS ShortName Scanner

This extension will add an Active Scanner check for detecting IIS Tilde Enumeration vulnerability and add a new tab in the Burp UI to manually check and exploit the vulnerability

In the Burp UI tab you can:

  • Check if a host is vulnerable without exploiting the vulnerability
  • Exploit the vulnerability by enumerating every 8.3 short name in an IIS webserver directory
  • Configure the parameters used for the scan and customize them in any way you want
  • Edit the base request performed (you can add headers, cookies, edit the User Agent, etc)
  • Save the scan output to a file
  • Create an Intruder Payload Set for guessing complete names from short names retrieved from scan results by using sitemap URLs or dedicated user-provided wordlists

Author

Author

Michele 'cyberaz0r' Di Bonaventura

Version

Version

2.0

Rating

Rating

Popularity

Popularity

Last updated

Last updated

20 July 2023

Estimated system impact

Estimated system impact

Overall impact: Low

Memory
Low
CPU
Low
General
Low
Scanner
Low

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Note:

Please note that extensions are written by third party users of Burp, and PortSwigger Web Security makes no warranty about their quality or usefulness for any particular purpose.