LaZagne Project

Self-hosted Fuzzing-As-A-Service platform for continuous developer-driven fuzzing.

The LaZagne project is an open-source application designed to retrieve various passwords stored on a local computer. Different software applications use a variety of methods to store their passwords, including plaintext, APIs, custom algorithms, databases, and more.

This tool has been developed for the purpose of locating passwords associated with the most commonly-used software applications.

This project has been integrated into pupy as a post-exploitation module. The Python code will be executed in memory, ensuring that there is no interaction with the disk. This functionality is compatible with both Windows and Linux hosts. Standalone versions are now available here: https://github.com/AlessandroZ/LaZagne/releases/ Requirements:

To install the required packages, use the following command: pip install -r requirements.txt Usage: - To launch all modules, execute: laZagne.exe all - To launch a specific module, use: laZagne.exe browsers - To run a specific software script, enter: laZagne.exe browsers -firefox - To write all found passwords into a file, use the following options: -oN for a Normal text file, -oJ for a JSON file, and -oA for all formats. Note: If you encounter issues when trying to parse JSON results that are written as multi-line strings, please check this. - For help, type: laZagne.exe -h - To change the verbosity mode, use: laZag Requirements: 1. Keep all technical terms and concepts exactly as they are. 2. Make the language clearer and more accessible. 3. Keep the same content structure and format. 4. Do not add or remove any information. 5. Maintain a similar length; if very small, add a little more content.