I've recently put more work into my ffuf fork, uff, and I think every ffuf user should at least give it a try - and maybe even switch to it.

Here's why, in a #bugbounty 🧵 First of all, ffuf is written in Go - and that's cool. Go is fast.
The problem is, to send HTTP requests, Go uses the net/http and net/url standard libraries.

Those are good, but not ideal when you want to do security testing.

So why use uff?

Here's a sneaky #crypto scam I've just spotted. On the @avalancheavax blockchain, somebody created a token named "wavax.net" and a smart contract to distribute it to many blockchain addresses. A thread 🧵👇 The contract address is snowtrace.io/address/0x72bf…. You can see from the transactions how the scammer is airdropping tokens (135 wavax.net) to basically everyone