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Tagline          : A security workflow to discover real-world threats
Author           : 1337rokudenashi
Architecture     : Kali GNU/Linux Rolling (x86_64)
Time             : 2025-05-01 13:37:01
Uptime           : 13 hours, 37 minutes

Usage:
  yublueflower --url http://php.testinvicti.com
  yublueflower --brew < yu.txt
  subfinder -d testinvicti.com | httpx | yublueflower --brew

Options:
  --help                    Show help message
  --session-header string[] Use --session-header to pass session (e.g., --session-header "Cookie: laravel_session=...; XSRF-TOKEN=...")
  --brew                    Use --brew to pipe base URLs
  --web-archives            Use --web-archives to time travel assets
  --silent                  Keep crawl URL logs behaved
  --extended-workflows      Use --extended-workflows to get high Bug Bounty rewards

yublueflower v0.0.3 (latest)

yublueflower is a security workflow to discover real-world threats using open-source tools such as urlfinder, katana, httpx, nuclei, and glow, with findings mapped to CWE and CVE using matcher patterns.

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Installation

To install yublueflower, clone the repository and set up the tool as follows:

git clone https://github.com/1337rokudenashi/yublueflower.git
cd yublueflower
bash yublueflower

Usage

To run the tool, use the following command:

yublueflower --url http://php.testinvicti.com
yublueflower --brew < yu.txt
subfinder -d testinvicti.com | httpx | yublueflower --brew

License

yublueflower is made with ♥ by @1337rokudenashi and it is released under the MIT license.

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yublueflower is a security workflow to discover real-world threats using open-source tools such as urlfinder, katana, httpx, nuclei, and glow, with findings mapped to CWE and CVE using matcher patterns.

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