The tool is written in Go, so make sure to install it on your system before proceeding. The setup is pretty easy and straight forward. Just follow the below steps in order to quickly install and get the binary working.
Firstly clone the repo to any directory/path of your liking,
git clone https://github.com/umair9747/Genzai.git Afer this, just run the following command in order to build the binary according to your environment.
go build In order to get started with Genzai and run it straightaway, you just need to provide your target(s) as input to the tool. This can be mainly done in the following ways,
To run it against a single target,
./genzai http://1.1.1.1/ To run it against multiple targets passed directly through CLI,
./genzai http://1.1.1.1/ http://8.8.8.8/ To run it against multiple targets passed through an input file,
./genzai targets.txt If you’d like to log the output from Genzai in some file, you have the -save flag to the rescue! The flag will log the output in a file named output.json by default if no additional value is provided along with the flag.
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