HackerTarget : Tools And Network Intelligence To Help Organisations With Attack Surface Discovery

HackerTarget is tools and network intelligence to help organisations with attack surface discovery. Use open source tools and network intelligence to help organisations with attack surface discovery and identification of security vulnerabilities.

Identification of an organisations vulnerabilities is an impossible task without tactical intelligence on the network footprint. By combining open source intelligence with the worlds best open source security scanning tools, we enable your attack surface discovery.

With the ability for Internet assets to be deployed in seconds, the attack surface is more dynamic and ever growing. This very fact makes mapping your external network footprint a hard problem. We aim to provide solutions to solve this problem.

Start with our tools for domain and IP address data, then pivot to mapping the exposure with hosted open source scanners. We have developed a linux terminal tool using python programming language through an api which we received from !

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Clone With HTTPS

git clone https://github.com/ismailtasdelen/hackertarget.git
cd hackertarget/

Run PIP3 Install To Set Up This script

pip3 install

Run Hackertarget CLI Script via Following Command

python hackertarget.py

Menu

  • [1] Traceroute
  • [2] Ping Test
  • [3] DNS Lookup
  • [4] Reverse DNS
  • [5] Find DNS Host
  • [6] Find Shared DNS
  • [7] Zone Transfer
  • [8] Whois Lookup
  • [9] IP Location Lookup
  • [10] Reverse IP Lookup
  • [11] TCP Port Scan
  • [12] Subnet Lookup
  • [13] HTTP Header Check
  • [14] Extract Page Links
  • [15] Version
  • [16] Exit
Cloning an Existing Repository ( Clone with HTTPS )

root@ismailtasdelen:~# git clone https://github.com/ismailtasdelen/hackertarget.git

Cloning an Existing Repository ( Clone with SSH )

root@ismailtasdelen:~# git clone git@github.com:ismailtasdelen/hackertarget.git

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