Orbit is a lightweight wordlist based web fuzzing and content discovery tool inspired by ffuf and DirBuster, designed to discover hidden files, directories, and endpoints through automated HTTP requests. The project was built as a way to better understand how modern web enumeration and fuzzing tools work internally.
Orbit was created as a learning project to better understand how web fuzzing and content discovery tools like ffuf and DirBuster work under the hood. The goal was to explore the core ideas behind endpoint enumeration, HTTP request handling, wordlist based discovery, and concurrency while building a simple and efficient tool from scratch. Along the way, the project became a practical way to improve understanding of web security testing, networking concepts, and performance focused tooling design.
Below is a list of all features that orbit has:
ORBIT keyword in URLs, https://example.com/ORBITHere are some usecases where orbit can be used:
For installation and usage, please refer to the README.md file on github. Here is the link to the github repo.
Orbit is developed strictly for educational and research purposes to understand web fuzzing, content discovery, and HTTP based enumeration techniques.
The author does not take any responsibility for any misuse, damage, or illegal activity caused by this tool. Users are solely responsible for ensuring they have proper authorization before testing any systems or networks. Unauthorized use of this tool against systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test is strictly discouraged.
If you happen to find any operational/security bug in this, please let me know by creating an issue on github itself.
If you feel you can improve this project or just want to contribute something to this, feel free to create a pull request on github.