This tool is designed to scan and identify whether a website has an exposed ".git" directory, which may contain sensitive information such as source code or Git configuration files.
- Massively scans URLs to find out if the ".git/HEAD" directory is available on the website.
- Uses Python libraries such as "requests" to send HTTP requests and check the responses.
- Supports multithreading to speed up the scanning process across multiple sites simultaneously.
- Displays scan results with statuses: found (200 OK), forbidden (403 Forbidden), or not found (404 Not Found).
- Handles network errors like timeouts or connection failures with safe retry logic.
- The found results are directly saved to a result file ("results.txt") without overwriting previous results.
- Duplicate results are avoided, ensuring that the same URL is not saved more than once.
- Allows users to resume scanning without losing previous results if the script is run again.
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