FinalRecon is an all in one automatic web reconnaissance tool written in python. Goal of FinalRecon is to provide an overview of the target in a short amount of time while maintaining the accuracy of results.
Instead of executing several tools one after another it can provide similar results keeping dependencies small and simple.
FinalRecon provides detailed information such as :
Some Modules Use API Keys to fetch data from different resources, these are optional, if you are not using an API key, they will be simply skipped.
If you are interested in using these resources you can store your API key in keys.json file.
Path --> $HOME/.config/finalrecon/keys.json
If you don’t want to use a key for a certain data source just set its value to null
, by default values of all available data sources are null.
This data source is used to fetch Certificate Transparency data which is used in Sub Domain Enumeration
Key Format : APP-ID|APP-SECRET
Example :
{
"facebook": "9go1kx9icpua5cm|20yhraldrxt6fi6z43r3a6ci2vckkst3"
}
This data source is used to fetch Sub Domains which are used in Sub Domain Enumeration
Key Format : KEY
Example :
{
"virustotal": "eu4zc5f0skv15fnw54nkhj4m26zbteh9409aklpxhfpp68s8d4l63pn13rsojt9y"
}
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