FinalRecon is a fast and simple python script for web reconnaissance. It follows a modular structure so in future new modules can be added with ease.
Features
It provides detailed information such as :
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Installation
git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/FinalRecon.git
cd FinalRecon
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Usage
python3 finalrecon.py -h
Usage: finalrecon.py [-h] [–headers] [–sslinfo] [–whois] [–crawl] [–dns] [–sub] [–trace] [–dir] [–ps] [–full] [-t T] [-T T] [-w W] [-r] [-s] [-d D] [-m M] [-p P] [-tt TT] [-o O] url
FinalRecon – OSINT Tool for All-In-One Web Recon | v1.0.2
Positional arguments:
url Target URL
Optional arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit
–headers Header Information
–sslinfo SSL Certificate Information
–whois Whois Lookup
–crawl Crawl Target
–dns DNS Enumeration
–sub Sub-Domain Enumeration
–trace Traceroute
–dir Directory Search
–ps Fast Port Scan
–full Full Recon
Extra Options:
-t T Number of Threads [ Default : 50 ]
-T T Request Timeout [ Default : 10.0 ]
-w W Path to Wordlist [ Default : wordlists/dirb_common.txt ]
-r Allow Redirect [ Default : False ]
-s Toggle SSL Verification [ Default : True ]
-d D Custom DNS Servers [ Default : 1.1.1.1 ]
-m M Traceroute Mode [ Default : UDP ] [ Available : TCP, ICMP ]
-p P Port for Traceroute [ Default : 80 / 33434 ]
-tt TT Traceroute Timeout [ Default : 1.0 ]
-o O Export Output [ Default : txt ] [ Available : xml, csv ]
python3 finalrecon.py –headers
python3 finalrecon.py –sslinfo
python3 finalrecon.py –whois
python3 finalrecon.py –crawl
python3 finalrecon.py –full
Demo
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