v1.9.1

• added ability to override --resume-from options with CLI options (exception: cannot use --url or --stdin w/ --resume-from)

🏆 Thank you to twitter user @dissect0r for the nudge! ❤️

v1.9.0

• ctrl+c dumps a state file to disk
• the state file above can be passed to --resume-from to resume interrupted scans
• saving a state file can be suppressed by adding save_state = false to ferox-config.toml

Special thanks to @Flangyver for pushing me to get this one done!

v1.8.0

• added regular expression filter that inspects the response's body and filters if the regex matches

🦃 Thank you to @uBadRequest for requesting this feature! 🌮

v1.7.0

• added the --debug-log option, which will output log entries
• the --output option only saves scan results (used to save scan results and log entries)
• added the --json flag that forces both --output and --debug-log to emit JSON entries instead of normal text
• lots of internal code improvements

💯 Thanks to @mzpqnxow for submitting the feature request and @uBadRequest for helping finalize the details! 💯

v1.6.3

• fixed a bug where directories found during extract-links weren't being properly passed to scan logic

v1.6.2

• Reduced log output (by a lot)
• Added print statement for redirect location when the location fails to resolve via dns

Thank you to @mzpqnxow for reporting these two issues! 🎉

v1.6.1

Small bugfix that changes an optional response body read to always be true

v1.6.0

• Adds the ability to filter out responses based on the word count and/or line count of the response body

Special Thanks to HTB user LMAY75 for the feature request 🥳 and to @evanrichter for his implementation of the feature request 🎉

v1.5.3

• Small bug fix that could prevent directories from being scanned when using --extract-links

Credit to the bug find go to @Flangyver (again! lol)

v1.5.2

• Added an attempt to set the soft limit for the RLIMIT_NOFILE resource (linux/macos only)

RLIMIT_NOFILE is the maximum number of file descriptors that can be opened by the process.

If the current hard limit is greater than our requested default, the soft limit is raised to the requested value.

If the hard limit is instead lower than the requested value AND the soft limit is lower than the hard limit, the soft limit is increased to be equal to the hard limit.

If both of the above conditions aren't met, nothing happens.