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This repository is a curated collection of wordlists for bug bounty hunting and web application security testing. It aggregates URL paths, payloads, and vulnerability probes from multiple public sources (SecLists, OneListForAll, dirsearch, nuclei-templates, etc.) into a unified, organized dataset. The wordlists are categorized by technology (e.g., Apache, WordPress, Nginx) and severity (info, low, medium, high, critical), making them directly usable with tools like Nuclei, ffuf, and dirsearch. The repository includes two automation scripts: a shell script that fetches and deduplicates wordlists from external URLs, and a Go program that parses nuclei-templates YAML files to generate technology-specific wordlists. These scripts are run weekly via GitHub Actions to keep the dataset current. The repository is purely a data asset; it contains no application code, APIs, or services. Its primary value is as a ready-to-use, aggregated wordlist source for security researchers and penetration testers.
The LLM identified 2 files worth highlighting for reuse:
A shell script that fetches wordlists from URLs defined in sources.yaml, deduplicates them using `sort -u` and `anew`, and updates local files only if changes are detected (via `diff`). It demonstrates an idempotent, parameterized ETL pattern for aggregating text-based datasets from multiple external sources. Reusable for any project that needs to maintain a curated collection of lists from upstream URLs.
A Go program that walks a directory of nuclei-templates YAML files, extracts tags, severity, and BaseURL paths using regex, and generates per-technology, per-severity wordlist files. It uses the `anew` tool for deduplication and creates a consistent directory structure. This component solves the recurring problem of extracting and organizing URL paths from structured template collections, and can be adapted to other YAML-based template formats with minimal changes.