I used to execute dirb to brute force paths in site. I found test path for a site like following.
http://example.com/a/test
but when I am trying to open the url in browser it is showing
File not found."
- dirb is getting the evidence that this url exist (with 200).
- It is showing as File not found." (surprisingly with the " included at end).
What should I do in this situation ? Any idea to dig it down more ?
Also I would like to add another point in the same thread. I am using dirb as default of kali. is there any update I should use in the word list ?
I haven’t use dirb yet, but if you get a 200 response is because the server is sending that response. However, the body of the response is File not found.''
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Thanks for your answer. But there is one point which is not clear to me from development point of view. There is a folder …a/test exist over there. But it is showing a response (File Not Found). Then why this folder exist over there ? Also, is there any other way around where I can test more ? I am bit confused here. There must be something that I am missing may be some very basic point. Your help is always appreciated
An endpoint in an application doesn’t always point to a folder. It all depends on how the server and application treat the path of the request.
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