Katana ds (ds for dork_scanner) is a simple python tool that automates Google Hacking/Dorking and support Tor. It becomes a more powerfull in combination with GHDB.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install requirements
cd Katana
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 kds.py
Usage
cd Katana
python3 kds.py -h (for help)
Options :
-g :for google mode
-s :for scada mode
-t :for tor mode
-p :for proxy mode
-b :for bitly mode
Google Mode : (supported by python 3.7 and 3.8)
Google mode gives you 2 inputs the “Dork” and the “TLD” (Top Level Domain) that gives you ability to search in specific countries.
e.g : com for Usa / co.ma for Morocoo / be for Belgium
For more please see the included TLDs.txt file.
Scada Mode : (supported by python 3.7 and 3.8)
Scada mode search in google for online PLCs this actually use multiple requests so your ip will be blocked by Google so changing the TLD will solve the probleme and the script provides inputs for that.
-!> this is just an example actually it shows a lot of results
Example of Allen-Bradley PLC dashboard found using Scada Mode
Tor Mode : (supported by python 3.7 and 3.8)
Tor mode gives you 1 input wich is the search query but before you should have tor proxy running on port 9050 this time there is no ip blocking the script search in 3 tor search engines Phobos, Tor66 and Tordex (more will be added)
-!> this is just an example actually it shows a lot of results
What if :
Proxy Mode :(supported by python 3.7 only )
Proxy mode find proxy servers and print them it will print 25 Different Proxy server Each time
Bitly Mode : (In Development) (supported by python 3.7 and 3.8)
Find intersting shorted links that sometimes lead to intersting website pages the script print currently 10 bitly links with their responses (script still in development if you got connection error or so many 404,403 just run it again)
Credit: LuongPhuHoa
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