TimeBasedLoginUserEnum

A script to enumerate valid usernames based on the requests response times.

Features

Requirement: A valid username on the application (no need for password)

• TimeBasedLoginAnalysis.py

  • Analysis of the response time differences between a valid and invalid username.
  • Plot analysis results to a graph (option -S of ) or export to file (option -f <graph.png>).
  • Multithreaded login tries.

• TimeBasedLoginUserEnum.py

  • Extract only usernames returning responses times that stands out.
  • Multithreaded login tries.

Usage

$ ./TimeBasedLoginUserEnum.py -h
usage: TimeBasedLoginUserEnum.py [-h] -u USERNAME -f USERNAMES_FILE [-t THREADS] [-s SAMPLES] [-v]

Enumerate valid usernames based on the requests response times.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
                        Username
  -f USERNAMES_FILE, --usernames-file USERNAMES_FILE
                        List of usernames to test
  -t THREADS, --threads THREADS
                        Number of threads (default: 4)
  -s SAMPLES, --samples SAMPLES
                        Number of login tries (default: 20)
  -v, --verbose         Verbose mode. (default: False)

Demonstration

You can test this tool with the Flask app in app.py and the wordlist users.txt.

Step 1: Analysis of time differences between valid and invalid usernames

First step is to analyze whether there is a time based leak of information on the login tries:

./TimeBasedLoginAnalysis.py -u podalirius -S

Step 2: Enumerate usernames based on response times

Now that we know that there is a time based leak of information, we can enumerate users with this command:

./TimeBasedLoginUserEnum.py -u admin -t 32 -s 100 -f ./test_app/users.txt

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Feel free to open an issue if you want to add other features.