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If you look at the help command, we can see that Gobuster has a few modes.

dir — Directory enumeration mode.
dns — Subdomain enumeration mode.
fuzz — Fuzzing mode.
s3 — S3 enumeration mode.
v host — V host enumeration mode.

Gobuster is a fast brute-force tool to discover hidden URLs, files, and directories within websites. This will help us to remove/secure hidden files and sensitive data.

Gobuster also helps in securing sub-domains and virtual hosts from being exposed to the internet. Overall, Gobuster is a fantastic tool to help you reduce your application’s attack surface.

You can use the following steps to prevent and stop brute-force attacks on your web application.

Audit yourself: Use Gobuster on your own applications and perform an audit. This will help you find the information that will be visible to the attackers.
Apply security policies: To prevent resources like S3 from being exposed on the internet, use AWS bucket policies to prevent unauthorized access.
Use bot protection solutions: Bot protection services like Cloudflare will stop any brute-force attacks making it incredibly difficult to attack your web application.