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humble

This package contains an humble, and fast, security-oriented HTTP headers analyzer.

Installed size: 226 KB
How to install: sudo apt install humble

humble

root@kali:~# humble -h
usage: humble.py [-h] [-a] [-b] [-df] [-e [PATH]] [-f [TERM]] [-g] [-l {es}]
                 [-o {csv,html,json,pdf,txt}] [-op OUTPUT_PATH] [-r] [-u URL]
                 [-ua USER_AGENT] [-v]

'humble' (HTTP Headers Analyzer) | https://github.com/rfc-st/humble |
v.2024-01-19

options:
  -h, --help                  show this help message and exit
  -a                          show statistics of the performed analysis (will
                              be global if '-u' is omitted)
  -b                          show a brief analysis (if omitted, a detailed
                              one will be shown)
  -df                         do not follow redirects (if omitted, the last
                              redirection will be the one analyzed)
  -e [PATH]                   show TLS/SSL checks (requires the PATH of
                              https://testssl.sh/ and Unix machine)
  -f [TERM]                   show fingerprint statistics (will be the Top 20
                              if "TERM", e.g. "Google", is omitted)
  -g                          show guidelines for securing popular web
                              servers/services
  -l {es}                     the language for displaying analyses, errors and
                              messages (if omitted it will be in English)
  -o {csv,html,json,pdf,txt}  save analysis to 'scheme_host_port_yyyymmdd.ext'
                              file (csv/json files will contain a brief
                              analysis)
  -op OUTPUT_PATH             save analysis to OUTPUT_PATH (if omitted, the
                              PATH of 'humble.py' will be used)
  -r                          show HTTP response headers and a detailed
                              analysis ('-b' parameter will take priority)
  -u URL                      scheme, host and port to analyze. E.g.
                              https://google.com
  -ua USER_AGENT              User-Agent ID from 'additional/user_agents.txt'
                              to use. '0' will show all and '1' is the
                              default.
  -v, --version               check for updates at https://github.com/rfc-
                              st/humble