Tool Documentation:

doona Usage Example

Use the HTTP plugin (-m HTTP) to fuzz the target (-t 192.168.1.15), stopping after 5 cases (-M 5):

root@kali:~# doona -m HTTP -t 192.168.1.15 -M 5

 Doona 1.0 by Wireghoul (www.justanotherhacker.com)

 + Buffer overflow testing
    1/37   [XAXAX] ......
Max requests (5) completed, index: 5

Packages and Binaries:

doona

Doona is a fork of the Bruteforce Exploit Detector Tool (BED). BED is a program which is designed to check daemons for potential buffer overflows, format string bugs etc.

Installed size: 128 KB
How to install: sudo apt install doona

Dependencies:
  • perl
doona

Network fuzzer forked from bed

root@kali:~# doona -h

 Doona 1.0 by Wireghoul (www.justanotherhacker.com)

Usage:

 ./doona.pl -m [module] <options>

 -m <module>   = DICT/FINGER/FTP/HTTP/HTTP_MORE/HTTP_SP/HTTP_WEBDAV/IMAP/IRC/LPD/NNTP/PJL/POP/PROXY/RTSP/SMTP/SOCKS4/SOCKS5/TFTP/WHOIS
 -c <int>      = Execute a health check after every <int> fuzz cases
 -t <target>   = Host to check (default: localhost)
 -p <port>     = Port to connect to (default: module specific standard port)
 -o <timeout>  = seconds to wait after each test (default: 2 seconds)
 -r <index>    = Resumes fuzzing at test case index
 -k            = Keep trying until server passes a health check
 -d            = Dump test case to stdout (use in combination with -r)
 -M <num>      = Exit after executing <num> number of fuzz cases
 -h            = Help (this text)
 use "./doona.pl -m [module] -h" for module specific option.

 Only -m is a mandatory switch.

Updated on: 2024-Mar-11