AnasHunter is an open-source tool specialized in web application security testing. Developed by security researcher Anas Labrini using Python, it is an advanced tool designed to help cybersecurity professionals detect common and critical website vulnerabilities. The tool comes with multiple modules covering a number of the most common types of vulnerabilities, including SQL Injection and XSS vulnerabilities, which allow JavaScript code to be executed within victims' browsers, and Clickjacking vulnerabilities, which exploit the graphical interface to deceive users. It also supports brute force testing of login forms and Denial of Service (DoS) tests, which are used to test server resilience under stressful conditions. AnasHunter uses a terminal scripting approach, allowing users to run each module individually and customize scanning settings, such as the type of attack and the target to be tested. The tool accurately analyzes server responses, determines whether a target is vulnerable to a specific type of vulnerability, and then provides live reports containing the scan results and evidence of potential exploitation, which is useful for making immediate remedial decisions. The tool is simple to use. All you need is a Python 3 environment on your system, then upload the requirements via the requirements.txt file and run the various modules as needed. Although the interface is non-graphical, the direct interface via the terminal makes it suitable for professional users who prefer fast and practical tools in real testing environments or experimental labs. It should be emphasized that AnasHunter is designed for ethical use only—that is, within testing environments and with explicit permission from the owner of the target system. Any use outside of this scope is illegal and may expose the user to liability. This tool is intended for the security research community and those interested in improving the security of web applications. It also provides a scalable platform for those who wish to add new modules or customize scanning methods to suit their needs. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This tool is intended exclusively for ethical hacking, educational use, and legal penetration testing. Anas Labrini is not responsible for any misuse. You can find the source code and updates on the official GitHub repository. You can click on GitHub to access the repository.

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