Git Scanner Framework is a command-line tool designed to identify and extract exposed .git repositories on web servers during security assessments. The tool operates through three main functions: scanning and dumping git repositories, scanning only for git repositories, and dumping content from previously identified repositories. It accepts both single target URLs and mass target lists from files as input. The framework can handle various server response scenarios including directory listing disabled configurations and 403 error responses. It provides automated discovery of misconfigured git repositories that may contain sensitive source code, configuration files, or other confidential information. Installation requires cloning the repository and running the bash script, with options for system-wide installation. The tool presents a menu-driven interface for selecting different operational modes based on the specific requirements of the security assessment.
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