Many different improvements with new parameters and an automatic file retrieval script #2
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The original PadBuster behavior has not been changed and all commands that used to work should work as expected. Otherwise many modifications have been made. Some are connected with stability and speed, others with usability, configurability and also automation.
As the example autoBuster.sh script shows PadBuster can now be used as a almost fully automated tool for encoding resource paths, bruteforcing and retrieving files from vulnerable server. The user just needs to specify the correct URLs and block size, but he also can run intermediate commands by himself or try out differently configured operation modes.