Cyanide V1.3.1

README.md

@@ -44,10 +44,10 @@ optional arguments:
 
 Payloads:
 ```
-[?] PHPCMD (min. 72 chars, necessitates 0 args) -> PHP Simple Command Injection: [PHP] Simple command injection with query variable 'c'. Usage: Ex.: ?c=ls
-[?] PHPB64CMD (min. 102 chars, necessitates 0 args) -> PHP Simple Base64 Command Injection: [PHP] Simple command injection with query variable 'b', but the command is base64 and URL encoded. Usage: Ex.: ?b=bHM%3D
-[?] PHPREVSHELL (min. 78 chars, necessitates 2 args) -> PHP Simple NETCAT Reverse Shell: [PHP] Simple Reverse Shell. Needs two arguments, the IP and port. WARNING: REQUIRES Netcat. Usage: Specify the arguments after choosing the payload. Ex.: -pl PHPREVSHELL 127.0.0.1 4444
-[?] PHPREADFILE (min. 130 chars, necessitates 0 args) -> PHP File Reader: [PHP] Read a file's contents. Using parameter 'f' to specificy a filename. Usage: Ex.: ?f=filename.ext
-[?] PHPUPLOAD (min. 328 chars, necessitates 0 args) -> PHP Simple File Upload: [PHP] Simple file upload page to pop in the logs. Usage: You should find a typical file upload section in the logs.
-[?] JSCOOKIEXSS (min. 104 chars, necessitates 1 args) -> JavaScript Simple XSS Cookie Stealer: [JS] Simple XSS Cookie Stealer. Needs one argument being the link to send a request with the cookies to. Usage: Specify the URL after choosing the payload. Ex.: -pl JSCOOKIEXSS http://myurl.com/
+[?] PHPCMD (min. 72 chars, requires 0 args) -> PHP Simple Command Injection: [PHP] Simple command injection with query variable 'c'. Usage: Ex.: ?c=ls
+[?] PHPB64CMD (min. 102 chars, requires 0 args) -> PHP Simple Base64 Command Injection: [PHP] Simple command injection with query variable 'b', but the command is base64 and URL encoded. Usage: Ex.: ?b=bHM%3D
+[?] PHPREVSHELL (min. 78 chars, requires 2 args) -> PHP Simple NETCAT Reverse Shell: [PHP] Simple Reverse Shell. Needs two arguments, the IP and port. WARNING: REQUIRES Netcat. Usage: Specify the arguments after choosing the payload. Ex.: -pl PHPREVSHELL 127.0.0.1 4444
+[?] PHPREADFILE (min. 130 chars, requires 0 args) -> PHP File Reader: [PHP] Read a file's contents. Using parameter 'f' to specificy a filename. Usage: Ex.: ?f=filename.ext
+[?] PHPUPLOAD (min. 328 chars, requires 0 args) -> PHP Simple File Upload: [PHP] Simple file upload page to pop in the logs. Usage: You should find a typical file upload section in the logs.
+[?] JSCOOKIEXSS (min. 104 chars, requires 1 args) -> JavaScript Simple XSS Cookie Stealer: [JS] Simple XSS Cookie Stealer. Needs one argument being the link to send a request with the cookies to. Usage: Specify the URL after choosing the payload. Ex.: -pl JSCOOKIEXSS http://myurl.com/
 ```

cyanide.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 import json
 init(convert=True)
 
-VERSION = "V1.3.0"
+VERSION = "V1.3.1"
 
 class Payload():
     def __init__(self, id, name, code, argcount, desc, usage):
@@ -21,10 +21,10 @@ def build(self, args):
             self.code = self.code % tuple(args)
         else:
             throwProgramError("PAYLOAD BUILDING ERROR",
-                              f"Payload {self.id} necessitates {self.argcount} arguments!")
+                              f"Payload {self.id} requires {self.argcount} arguments!")
 
     def __str__(self):
-        return f"{CODES['HELP']} {self.id} (min. {len(self.code)} chars, necessitates {self.argcount} args) -> {self.name}: {self.desc} Usage: {self.usage}"
+        return f"{CODES['HELP']} {self.id} (min. {len(self.code)} chars, requires {self.argcount} args) -> {self.name}: {self.desc} Usage: {self.usage}"
 
 
 CODES = {