✨ Intro

BackupX — generate smart, pattern-based wordlists to fuzz and kill backup files automatically.

• Read targets from:

  • 🌐 URL
  • 📄 File of URLs
  • 📥 STDIN

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🚀 Features

• 🔄 Customizable Patterns (use $ or % to denote variables)
• 🔢 Numeric, 📅 Date and 📋 Wordlist support
• ⚙️ Multi-threaded for blazing speed
• 📦 Docker-ready

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⚙️ Installation

1. Using Julia

1. Native Julia

1. Install Julia (via download page or snap install julia --classic).

2. Clone & Run:

   git clone https://github.com/ShadowDev01/BackupX.git
   cd cd BackupX/
   julia --project -e "using Pkg; Pkg.instantiate()"
   julia BackupX.jl -h

2. Docker

git clone https://github.com/ShadowDev01/BackupX.git
cd BackupX/
docker build -t backupx .
docker run backupx

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🛠️ Usage & Switches

Switch	Short	Description
Help	-h	Show help message and exit
URL	-u	Specify a single URL
File	-ul	File containing multiple URLs
STDIN	-s	Read URLs from standard input
Pattern	-p	JSON file with patterns
Word	-w	Wordlist file
Ext	-e	Extensions file
Num	-n	Number range (e.g., 1-100)
Year	-y	Year range (e.g., 2022-2023)
Month	-m	Month range (e.g., 1-12)
Day	-d	Day range (e.g., 1-30)
Output	-o	Save output to file (default: stdout)

Tip: adjust threads with -t N when invoking Julia:

julia -t 4 BackupX.jl [switches]

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📋 Examples

1. Generate from URL + patterns + full word/num/date ranges

   julia BackupX.jl \
     -u https://sub1-sub2.sub3.domain.tld \
     -p patterns.json \
     -w wordlist.txt \
     -e extensions.txt \
     -n 1-100 \
     -y 2021-2023 \
     -m 1-12 \
     -d 1-30

2. Bulk URLs from file

   julia BackupX.jl -ul targets.txt -p patterns.json -w words.txt -e exts.txt -n 1-50

3. Pipe URLs via STDIN

   cat urls.txt | julia BackupX.jl -s -p patterns.json -w words.txt

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🔣 Supported Variables

Use $var or %var in your patterns. Available variables:

scheme    username  password  host     subdomain  domain    tld       port
path      directory file      fileN    fileE      query     fragment  word
ext       num       y         m        d

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📐 Example patterns.json

{
  "patterns": [
    "$domain.$ext",
    "$host.$ext",
    "$subdomain.$domain.$ext",
    "$host%num.$ext",
    "$file.$ext",
    ".$file",
    ".$domain.$ext",
    "$directory/.$file.$ext",
    "$word.$ext"
  ],
  "date-formats": [
    "$domain.%y.$ext",
    "$domain.%y-%m-%d.$ext",
    "$host.%y%m%d.$ext",
    "$directory/%y-%m-%d.$ext"
  ]
}