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How to install & Use spaghetti Framework

Step 1 >first make sure that your all packages are  updated(if not then update using this command $ apt update && apt upgrade )

Step 2 >after that we need to install python2 in termux use this command $ apt-get install python2.

Step 3 >And we also need to install git in termux for installing git use this command $ apt-get install git.

Step 4 >after installing git we are going to clone the repository use this command $ git clone https://github.com/m4ll0k/Spaghetti.git
than we are going to change the directory   to spaghetti use this command $ cd Spaghetti

Step 5 >after that we need to install all the requirments for spaghetti use this command $ pip2 install -r requirements.txt

Step 6 >Finally,we are going to launch the spaghetti framework use this command $ python2 spaghetti.py

Step 7 >How to use Spaghetti framework e.g
$ python2 spaghetti.py --url http://example.com --scan 0-5
0:      Full Scan
1:      Broken Auth. (Admin Panel,Backup,...)
2:      Disclosure (IP and Emails)
3:      Injection (SQL,LDAP...)
4:      Other (Allow Method,...)
5:      Known Vulns (Shellshock and Struts)

For more information visit github https://github.com/m4ll0k/Spaghetti or use this command $ python2 spaghetti.py -h
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