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* - dvrktms - Nov 12, 2015 Try using pinegrow 😁 Here for sample : h t t p://post img.org/image/4z5bf92jb/full/ * - zdpooman - Nov 12, 2015 The problem your going to incur without just asking the owner for a clone environment is the following... Lets say static HTML is served from one server, while the database is held on another server, and lets go even further down the rabbit hole and say authentication is done through ADFS/SAML on a AD server within their local corporate domain... Your kind of fucked if you think you can clone every appliance, and asset depending on how dynamic or static a website is... If the content is static, doesn't link out to other assets, and everything resides as HTML with Ajax here and there HTTrack should work fine, just be warned... When you copy a website it doesn't always provide the correct link/file structure and things that you have a "Aha!" moment over could actually just be something missing from a random 403. * - ᙛ̘̈́į͖̈ჷ̨̒ɗ̡̇ዑ̬̇♍̧͗ - Nov 13, 2015 Kali linux distro has a preinstalled hacking software in it. and One of the VERY MANY tools it has preinstalled, can copy a website. |