SSRFmap is a specialized security tool designed to automate the detection and exploitation of Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities. It takes as input a Burp request file and a user-specified parameter to fuzz, enabling you to fast-track the identification of SSRF attack surfaces. It includes multiple exploitation “modules” for common SSRF-based attacks or pivoting techniques, such as DNS zone transfers, MySQL/Postgres command execution, Docker API info leaks, and network scans. Because SSRF often leads to lateral movement or internal network access, SSRFmap is especially useful for red-teamers and pentesters who want to explore chains rather than just the vulnerability surface. The repository also demonstrates a pragmatic mindset; rather than just “find SSRF”, it tries to “exploit SSRF” for impact, helping security testers build full end-to-end workflows.

Features

  • Accepts Burp request files as fuzzing input
  • Module-based exploitation for SSRF chains (e.g., DNS AXFR, database RCE)
  • Parameter fuzzing for user-specified URL parameters
  • Internal network and port scanning capabilities built-in
  • Supports exploiting service-APIs (Redis, Docker, MySQL, Postgres) via SSRF pivoting
  • Command-line driven integration with pentest workflows

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Python

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2025-11-04