Two little handy tools

This time i found 2 little scripts that i wrote some time ago:

word.pl: this is a command line dictionary, it will connect to www.dictionary.com and parse the results.I find it very useful, you don't to load the browser :)

translate.pl: this one is almost the same that the other, but it will translate a word from english to spanish (you could change the language easy). This also run from command-line.

They are very useful, unless for me ;)

Get it here:
http://www.edge-security.com/word-translate.tar

GoogleDigger v0.2

Well another perl tool, this time i wrote a program for the Google Hacking madness.
The tool, ask google for queries that it takes from a file , looking for known vulnerabilities in web applications (password files, config files, etc) of a specific domain.
The queries file is updatable, and it source is the GHDB (Google Hacking DataBase).
Language: Perl
Get it Here:
http://www.edge-security.com/googledigger-02.tar

GoogleHarvester Version 0.3

This tool searchs in google for all email addresses from a specific domain, to collect potential account names for the pentest. It supports the use of proxy.
Language: Perl
You can get a copy here:
http://www.edge-security.com/googleharvester-0.3.pl

ProxyFinder, a perl tool to find working proxies.

This program download and parse a list of open proxys, from 2 websites (samair and multiproxys), and then check if the proxies are working. Can test for GET and CONNECT method.
You could restrict the search for a specific number of working proxies.
Language: Perl
You can get a copy here:
http://www.edge-security.com/proxyfinder-0.3.pl

DigDug, a domain analyser tool.

This is a perl program for auditing a DNS, it will brute force a domain asking for hostnames taken from a predefined list. The list has the most common names used for hosts.
It supports hybrid querys to find a broader range of hosts.
You can download it here:
http://www.edge-security.com/digdug-0.8.tar