T-DEF: Tools Auto Deface 🌐🔧

🚨 Critical Legal and Ethical Warning

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This tool is strictly for educational and research purposes only

• 🛑 Unauthorized website modification is ILLEGAL
• 🏛️ Unauthorized access to websites violates computer crime laws
• 🔒 Always obtain explicit written permission before ANY testing
• 📝 Misuse can result in severe legal consequences

Developers and Contributors are NOT responsible for misuse

📝 Project Description

T-DEF is a Python-based research tool demonstrating web vulnerability assessment, featuring two primary operational modes:

• 🎯 Single Target Mode: Upload script to a single website
• 🌐 Multi-Target Mode: Batch upload scripts to multiple websites

⚠️ Target.txt Historical Notice

🕰️ CRITICAL INFORMATION ABOUT target.txt:

• This file has remained unchanged since 2019
• Most URLs are likely:
  • Inactive
  • No longer valid
  • Potentially secured
• STRONGLY RECOMMENDED:
  • Manually verify ALL URLs
  • Update target list before any research
  • Remove non-functional websites

✨ Key Features

• 🔗 Automatic URL validation
• 📂 File existence checking
• 🧹 Duplicate target removal
• 🎬 Interactive loading animations
• 📊 Comprehensive upload status reporting
• 🌍 Local IP address display

🚀 System Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• Termux (for Android users)
• Stable internet connection

🛠 Installation

Termux Setup

# Update packages
pkg update && pkg upgrade

# Install dependencies
pkg install git python -y

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/wanzxploit/Tools-deface
cd Tools-deface

# Install Python dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

🖥 Usage Guide

Single Target Mode

1. Run the tool:

make install
make run

2. Select mode 1 (Single Target)
3. Enter HTML filename
4. Provide target URL

Multi-Target Mode

1. Prepare target.txt with verified URLs
2. Run the tool
3. Select mode 2 (Multi-Target)
4. Enter HTML filename

📊 System Workflow

• ✅ URL Validation
• 🕵️ File Verification
• 🚀 Upload Process
• 📋 Result Reporting

🔍 Ethical Research Principles

🤝 Responsible Disclosure Guidelines:

• Always inform website owners
• Document vulnerabilities professionally
• Never cause intentional damage
• Respect digital boundaries
• Follow responsible security research ethics

👤 Developer Contact

• Instagram: reyzroam
• YouTube: Wanz Xploit
• GitHub: wanzxploit

📄 License

Released under MIT License. For educational purposes only.

🤝 Contribution

Interested in ethical cybersecurity research?

• Open issues for improvements
• Submit pull requests
• Share responsible findings

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Final Reminder: Web security is about protection, not exploitation. Use knowledge responsibly. 🛡️