Spyse is a developer of complete DAAS (Data-As-A-Service) solutions for Internet security professionals, corporate and remote system administrators, SSL / TLS encryption certificate providers, data centers and business analysts. All Spyse online solutions are represented by thematic services that have a single platform for collecting, processing and aggregating information.
Supports the following APIs:
Python API wrapper and command-line client for the tools hosted on spyse.com.
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Installation
pip3 install spyse.py
-target-param
-page-apikey--raw
It allows you to search their database for IPs, IP ranges, domain names, URLs, etc. The parameter argument is meant to specify the type of your input.
cidrdomainippageurlhashq
Much like Shodan, it allows you to use search queries. To do this, you must supply the “q” parameter. From there, it’s as simple as supplying “org: Microsoft” as the target.
spyse -target “org: Microsoft” -param q –ssl-certificates
spyse -target xbox.com -param domain –subdomains
spyse -target 52.14.144.171 -param ip –domains-on-ip
Searching for SSL certificates
spyse -target hotmail.com -param domain –ssl-certificates
spyse -target “org: Microsoft” -param q –ssl-certificates
spyse -target xbox.com -param domain –dns-all
Navigating multiple pages using your API key
export SPYSEKEY=”yourkeyhere”
spyse -target xbox.com -param domain -apikey $SPYSEKEY -page 2 —ssl-certificates
Initially when I decided to write this client I really wanted it to focus on flexibility within the command-line, which is why there is the --raw option. From there you can work with the raw JSON returned by the API.
spyse -target hackerone.com -param domain –dns-soa –raw | jq
spyse -target hackerone.com -param domain –subdomains –raw | aquatone
Using the library
Without API Key
from spyse import spyse
s = spyse()
subdomains = s.subdomains(“xbox.com”, param=”domain”)
With API Key
from spyse import spyse
#Using the API key allows us to go through multiple pages of results
s = spyse(‘API_TOKEN_GOES_HERE’)
subdomains = s.subdomains_aggregate(“xbox.com”, param=”domain”, page=2)
Search using CIDR
from spyse import spyse
s = spyse()
results = s.domains_on_ip(“172.217.1.0/24″, param=”cidr”)
Work with an existing file
from spyse import spyse
s = spyse()
results = []
with open(“domains.txt”) as d:
for line in d:
# default value for param=”domain”, so we don’t
# need to specify here
r = s.subdomains_aggregate(line)
results.append(r)
print(results)
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