How to tell which script A website is using ?

ridersark said:

You can't. PHP is run server side. The user only sees the output on the webpage. You need to reverse engineer.

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Gogol said:

Depends. Which website are we talking about?

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leechesBleechin said:

none of the methods which are allowed to be discussed here that's for sure.

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there is some money to be made if anything is not allowed to be discussed here, It is Blackhatworld after all.

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Muhatrima said:

Be Careful of what you fish for! (It might Turn out to be your site)

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Muhatrima said:

I see, A crazy man with a fire stick was in a town passing by, the elders yelled ow! "the fire fire, don't burn that house", to which the crazy man replied "Thanks for reminding".

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nYXem said:

Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but here you go: https://whatcms.org/
It can detect a certain number of known CMS's.

There is no universal tool that can detect any script in whatever language it is written on.

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blogmen said:

Use builtwith.com, it shows the script if it's popular, otherwise just shows PHP.

Detects all frameworks and languages.

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park3r said:

You can’t, not all website is built using script. Many of which are built privately by hiring developers using some framework.

But if you’re determined all you have to do is just google dork the website and find some comments here and there, usually professionally-made scripts are well documented and have copyrighted comments by the author, if not erased by the website owner then this maybe your first clue

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