Fav-Up is a tool used for lookups for real IP starting from the favicon icon and using Shodan.
Installation
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Shodan API key (not the free one)
Usage
CLI
First define how you pass the API key:
-k or --key to pass the key to the stdin-kf or --key-file to pass the filename which get the key from-sc or --shodan-cli to get the key from Shodan CLI (if you initialized it)As of now, this tool can be used in three different ways
-ff or --favicon-file: you store locally a favicon icon which you want to lookup-fu or --favicon-url: you don’t store locally the favicon icon, but you know the exact url where it resides-w or --web: you don’t know the URL of the favicon icon, but you still know that’s there-fh or --favicon-hash: you know the hash and want to search the entire internet.You can specify input files which may contain urls to domain, to favicon icons, or simply locations of locally stored icons:
-fl, --favicon-list: the file contains the full path of all the icons which you want to lookup-ul, --url-list: the file contains the full URL of all the icons which you want to lookup-wl, --web-list: the contains all the domains which you want to lookupYou can also save the results to a CSV/JSON file:
-o, --output: specify the output and the format, e.g.: results.csv will save to a CSV file (the type is automatically recognized by the extension of the output file)
Examples
python3 favUp.py –favicon-file favicon.ico -sc
python3 favUp.py –favicon-url https://domain.behind.cloudflare/assets/favicon.ico -sc
python3 favUp.py –web domain.behind.cloudflare -sc
Module
from favUp import FavUp
f = FavUp()
f.shodanCLI = True
f.web = “domain.behind.cloudflare”
f.show = True
f.run()
for result in f.faviconsList:
print(f”Real-IP: {result[‘found_ips’]}”)
print(f”Hash: {result[‘favhash’]}”)
All Attributes
| Variable | Type |
|---|---|
| FavUp.show | bool |
| FavUp.key | str |
| FavUp.keyFile | str |
| FavUp.shodanCLI | bool |
| FavUp.faviconFile | str |
| FavUp.faviconURL | str |
| FavUp.web | str |
| FavUp.shodan | Shodan class |
| FavUp.faviconsList | list[dict] |
FavUp.faviconsList stores all the results, the key fields depend by the type of the lookup you want to do.
(in this case the URL of the favicon icon is returned by the href attribute of HTML element)
If, while searching for the favicon icon, nothing useful is found, not-found will be returned.
In all three cases, found_ips field is added for every checked entry. If no IP(s) have been found, not-found will be
Compatibility
At least python3.6 is required due to spicy syntax.
Disclaimer
This tool is for educational purposes only. The authors and contributors don’t take any responsibility for the misuse of this tool. Use It At Your Own Risk!
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