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@Guest123: If you don't already use it, I suggest the great little site ripper tool that sIMplified shares with us. It rips both Wordpress and Amazon S3 sites and works like a charm. I bookmark the page. It has become my link-hunting "go-to" workhorse.

Of course, if no links appear after a few seconds of inputting a website or sales page URL (just the main sitename.com minus anything in a subdirectory) or the Amazon S3 bucket name (just the bucket name without the s3.amazonaws.com), that means the site is coded to protect the links or they are housed on another server.

Other times, you may find download links but when you visit the page, you'll be greeted by a membership site login page or find a basic message such as: Thanks for Your Order; Please Check Your Email Messages for the Download Details.

So despite the best technology to hack into websites, a site ripper tool is only good when websites are not protected from hacking efforts.

Although, after NOT getting results from a site ripper tool, I have sometimes found very nice downloads by using a sales page URL in a Google search (see examples below and substitute an actual website sales page URL for "sitename.com") with keywords like these:

- sitename.com download
- sitename.com thankyou or ty
- sitename.com members-area
- sitename.com access
- sitename.com pdf (or another file extension like e-pub, mp3, rar or zip)

SEE IT HERE:

Magic Button :

I can't say enough about how happy I am with this little tool. There may be a glitch every now and again, when you'll get an error message, as if it's off-line; but for the most part, it does what it promises and I absolutely

it!

I can honestly say that I wouldn't have half as much to share on BBHF (as I do) without it.

Thanks

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Layna61524

Wow thank you so much for sharing this method Layna!

Glad I could help!

Thanks

Layna61524

thanks for this!
is it like this website (not mine just googled s3 ripper) https://www.internetgeeks.org/tools/s3ripper/index.php

@binamor4: Yes, it's like that Internet Geeks tool in that it's an online app but it's not, in that you can use it to look for both Amazon S3 buckets as well as download links on Wordpress-hosted websites that are unprotected. It is an app that is shared by BBHF's own Simplified ConnexionZs, so if you have specific questions about it, try sending sIMplified (as I refer to him) a PM. I'm not sure if he developed the tool or only hosts it but I have put it to some really good use and have been more than satisfied. I've also used the Internet Geeks' tool, with very mixed results.

Keep in mind, though, when a website owner properly protects their download pages, even a great tool like this one will not help. You may see the link but clicking it will take you to a page saying to check your email (where they deliver the links to legitimate customers) or to log into your members' area.

NOTE: I replied assuming that your question was directed to me based on my post. If your question was aimed at someone else, please, disregard my response.

Thanks

Layna61524

Thanks as always Layna for being so nice to share!

binamor4, the biggest benefit with my version is that you see S3 entries beyond 1000 files! The above link only shows you first 1000files from bucket.

In my tool, you can enter the last file’s name in the marker field and then recheck the bucket, and it will show you next 1000files and so on…

PEACE!

Edit: I just checked above link with bucket for tools for motivation and didn’t get any results, so unsure if that is still working? Or may be any issue in searching from my mobile.

(12-12-2021 07:50 AM)layna61524 Wrote: [ -> ]@binamor4: Yes, it's like that Internet Geeks tool in that it's an online app but it's not, in that you can use it to look for both Amazon S3 buckets as well as download links on Wordpress-hosted websites that are unprotected. It is an app that is shared by BBHF's own Simplified ConnexionZs, so if you have specific questions about it, try sending sIMplified (as I refer to him) a PM. I'm not sure if he developed the tool or only hosts it but I have put it to some really good use and have been more than satisfied. I've also used the Internet Geeks' tool, with very mixed results.

Keep in mind, though, when a website owner properly protects their download pages, even a great tool like this one will not help. You may see the link but clicking it will take you to a page saying to check your email (where they deliver the links to legitimate customers) or to log into your members' area.

NOTE: I replied assuming that your question was directed to me based on my post. If your question was aimed at someone else, please, disregard my response.

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