Feedback on my old-ish tool
Enraijin is an open-source tool designed for automating credential brute-force attacks against web forms, using a YAML configuration file for ease of use and repeatability. It supports proxy usage, token crawling, and email notifications. The tool is intended for authorized security testing and pentesting purposes. There is no indication of vulnerabilities or exploits associated with the tool itself in the provided data.
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Technical Summary
Enraijin is a web brute-force framework focused on HTTP(S) web forms, enabling security testers to automate credential brute-force attacks with a human-editable YAML configuration. It supports features such as proxy rotation, token extraction via regex, and email alerts on successful credential discovery. The tool is open-source and maintained on GitHub, with no reported vulnerabilities or exploits. The provided information is a user sharing the tool for feedback and improvement, not reporting a security vulnerability or active threat.
Potential Impact
No direct impact or exploitation is described. The tool is intended for authorized penetration testing and security assessments. There is no evidence of malicious use or vulnerabilities within the tool itself from the provided information.
Mitigation Recommendations
No mitigation or patching is required as this is a security testing tool without reported vulnerabilities or exploits. Users should ensure they use the tool only on systems they own or have explicit permission to test, following applicable laws and organizational policies.
Feedback on my old-ish tool
Description
Enraijin is an open-source tool designed for automating credential brute-force attacks against web forms, using a YAML configuration file for ease of use and repeatability. It supports proxy usage, token crawling, and email notifications. The tool is intended for authorized security testing and pentesting purposes. There is no indication of vulnerabilities or exploits associated with the tool itself in the provided data.
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Hello,
Some time ago, I made a tool for performing brute-force attacks (for work purposes, as I work as a security tester/pentester). I don't know if I had hands from the wrong place or what, but it was somewhat difficult to use Hydra, which at that time was a top-tier tool for this. So I made my own tool that works like I want it to work.
The main idea of the tool is that all configuration goes inside a YAML configuration file. Why, you may ask, because security testing usually goes in this circle: performing -> reporting -> someone fixes -> re-testing. Sometimes the systems we test are similar, sometimes they are complex enough, and saving Hydra commands or sharing them wasn't practical in the long term.
Some time ago, I moved to another company where I'm more on the defensive side than on the offensive, so I haven't had much chance to use this tool. So maybe anyone can give some kind of feedback on the code, possible improvements, etc.
Repo: https://github.com/narukoshin/EnRaiJin
p.s. For all the AI haters, this code is not vibe coded, as it was created when the AI hype wasn't even a thing. :) Commits lasting years are a good proof for that.
Thanks.
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Enraijin is a web brute-force framework focused on HTTP(S) web forms, enabling security testers to automate credential brute-force attacks with a human-editable YAML configuration. It supports features such as proxy rotation, token extraction via regex, and email alerts on successful credential discovery. The tool is open-source and maintained on GitHub, with no reported vulnerabilities or exploits. The provided information is a user sharing the tool for feedback and improvement, not reporting a security vulnerability or active threat.
Potential Impact
No direct impact or exploitation is described. The tool is intended for authorized penetration testing and security assessments. There is no evidence of malicious use or vulnerabilities within the tool itself from the provided information.
Mitigation Recommendations
No mitigation or patching is required as this is a security testing tool without reported vulnerabilities or exploits. Users should ensure they use the tool only on systems they own or have explicit permission to test, following applicable laws and organizational policies.
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Threat ID: 6a49410d27e9c79719abbc77
Added to database: 07/04/2026, 17:21:17 UTC
Last enriched: 07/04/2026, 17:21:21 UTC
Last updated: 07/04/2026, 21:21:15 UTC
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