StealthWeb Enumerator — Case Study by Aniruddh Atrey | AI Engineer, Full Stack Developer & Cybersecurity Expert
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Security Tool Developer · 2023

StealthWeb Enumerator

Open Source / Personal

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01

The Challenge

Professional penetration testers need reconnaissance tools that are modular, stealthy, and produce actionable output — but most open-source tools are single-purpose with no unified reporting.

02

The Approach

Designed a modular architecture with 6 specialized security modules sharing a common I/O interface, multi-threaded execution engine, and configurable stealth features including proxy support and rate limiting.

03

The Solution

  • DNS Enumeration module with zone transfer detection
  • Directory Discovery with recursive depth control
  • Virtual Host Discovery for shared hosting environments
  • Fuzzing Engine for parameter and endpoint testing
  • Technology Fingerprinting via header and response analysis
  • Multi-threaded architecture with configurable concurrency
04

The Impact

0 Security Modules
0x Faster Than Serial
0 Output Formats
0% Open Source

Tech Stack

Python REST APIs OWASP Networking Threading
“A reconnaissance tool is only as good as its modularity — each module should do one thing excellently and compose with the rest seamlessly.”
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