domain-scanner v0.1.3

Installation

$ npm install domain-scanner

Usage

The usage is simple, just pass to the scanner the domain you want to scan and some options, than wait for the response:

const domainScanner = require('domain-scanner');

const options = {
  deep: false,
  sections: [],
  exclude: [],
  keys: {
    hunterio: '<api-key>',
    google: '<api-key>',
    virustotal: '<api-key>'
  }
};

domainScanner('codekraft.it', options, (err, results) => {
  console.log(results);
});

Options

sections

An array with the names of the sections you want to scan, leave empty to scan all sections. Available sections are:

• details: Will perform some system based evaluations against the domain.
• emails: Will scan the domain looking for known emails with node-emailhunter
• breaches: Will check the HaveIBeenPwned database against the domain
• certificate: SSL Certificate test and verification using node-ssllabs talking with SSL Labs API
• robots: Will scan the domain robots.txt file with robots-parse
• subdomains: Will enumerate all hostname subdomains using subquest
• threats: Will scan the domain using Google Safe Browsing API looking for known threats
• virustotal: Will scan the domain using Virus Total APIv2 on domain/report endpoint
• tld: Will scan all the other root TLDs possibilities for a given domain
• typosquotting: Perform various typosquotting techniques and collect results
• archived: Lookup the site using Wayback Machine API looking for archived pages
• ctl: Find subdomains by abusing Certificate Transparency logs
• tags: Will scan the domain's tracking code footprint with tag-recon to discover connections with other affiliated websites

const options = {
  sections: [
    'details',
    'emails',
    'breaches',
    'certificate',
    'robots',
    'subdomains',
    'threats',
    'virustotal',
    'tld',
    'typosquotting',
    'archived',
    'ctl',
    'tags'
  ]
};

exclude

An array of sections to exclude from the tasks of the scanner:

const options = {
  exclude: ['emails']
};

keys

An object with the API keys for the services involved in the scan. For example to use Hunter.io API:

const options = {
  keys: {
    hunterio: '<api-key>',
    google: '<api-key>',
    virustotal: '<api-key>',
    spyonweb: '<api-key>'
  }
};

Possible keys for now: hunterio, google, virustotal, spyonweb

deep

Perform additional tasks for the gathered results. For example test resulting emails with node-pwned for breaches, or testing nested domain details informations.

const options = {
  deep: true
};

Looking for the cli tool?

If you want to use it from the command line as a cli tool you have to download domain-scanner-cli module.

$ npm install -g domain-scanner-cli

Contributing

1. Create an issue and describe your idea
2. Fork the project (https://github.com/b4dnewz/domain-scanner/fork)
3. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-task)
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some task')
5. Write some test (npm run test)
6. Publish the branch (git push origin my-new-task)
7. Create a new Pull Request

License

MIT © b4dnewz