Usage:
  smugglefuzz scan [flags]

Examples:
	smugglefuzz scan -u https://example.com/ --confirm
	smugglefuzz scan -u https://example.com/ --filter TIMEOUT --confirm
	smugglefuzz scan -u https://example.com/ -w wordlist.txt -t 10 --confirm --filter TIMEOUT
	smugglefuzz scan --dc -u https://example.com/ -w wordlist.txt -x PUT --confirm

	//Multiple targets? just use -f instead of -u and provide a file with the targets in it:

	smugglefuzz scan -f multiple_targets.txt --confirm -t 10 
	smugglefuzz scan -f multiple_targets.txt -w wordlist.txt --confirm -s ./save-success.txt --filter TIMEOUT
	smugglefuzz scan -f multiple_targets.txt -w wordlist.txt -H "Cookie: date=...; session=...;" -s ./save-success.txt -x PUT --filter TIMEOUT

Flags:
  -c, --confirm               Enable this flag to send a confirmation to the target when a timeout is encountered. Helps confirm if the target is vulnerable.
  -d, --data string           HTTP/2 Data frame to send. eg: 99\r\n (default "99\r\n")
      --dc                    Disable colour in the output. This is useful when you want to save the output to a file.
  -f, --file string           A file containing multiple targets in url format. One target pe