[Eclipse]

Python - Website Recon Tool

WebsiteRecon.py

Code:

Code:

import socket import dns.resolver import urllib.request #Coded for SL by Eclipse print() print("==================================================") print("--------------------------------------------------") print("==================================================") print() print() print(" =-=-=-=-=-Website Recon-=-=-=-=-= ") print() print() print("==================================================") print("--------------------------------------------------") print("==================================================") def main(): print() url = input("Enter the website URL (Don't include 'http://')~: ") http = 'http://' http_url = str(http + url) print() print("Analyzing", http_url) print() try: hostname = socket.gethostbyname(url) nameserver = dns.resolver.query(url,'NS') print("[+]Server IP: ", hostname) for server in nameserver: print("[+]Nameserver: ", server) print("[+]Grabbing banner...") banner_grab = urllib.request.urlopen(http_url).info() print("----------") print(banner_grab) print("----------") except: print("[+]Unknown Error!") main() main() main()

Github: https://github.com/Eclipse-kun/eclipse/b...teRecon.py

[Kizaru]

What are all these empty prints for?

Code:

print() print() print(" =-=-=-=-=-Website Recon-=-=-=-=-= ") print() print()

[Shebang]

What are all these empty prints for?

Code:

print() print() print(" =-=-=-=-=-Website Recon-=-=-=-=-= ") print() print()

I mean, they're clearly for spacing the text, but @Eclipse, you should really just do this:

Code:

print("\n\n =-=-=-=-=-Website Recon-=-=-=-=-= \n\n")

Use escape sequences!

[Adorapuff]

You should check if http is included in the string instead of telling people how they should input the string. Otherwise good job.

[Dyme]

I mean, they're clearly for spacing the text, but @Eclipse, you should really just do this:

Code:

print("\n\n =-=-=-=-=-Website Recon-=-=-=-=-= \n\n")

Use escape sequences!

ooor because python is soo gangster at making your life easier:



EDIT:

Code:

print() url = input("Enter the website URL (Don't include 'http://')~: ") http = 'http://' http_url = str(http + url)

lol what happened to raw_input()?

[Shebang]

ooor because python is soo gangster at making your life easier:



EDIT:

lol what happened to raw_input()?

Presumably he's using Python 3.x+. raw_input() became input().
Before that, input() worked like how eval(input()) works in Python 3.x.

[Dyme]

Presumably he's using Python 3.x+. raw_input() became input().
Before that, input() worked like how eval(input()) works in Python 3.x.

Oi, then forget everything I posted. Didn't know people actually used python 3 lol...

[Shebang]

Oi, then forget everything I posted. Didn't know people actually used python 3 lol...

I was forced to for school. Kinda sucked, a lot of stuff isn't compatible.

[Reiko]

What is the difference with your tool and using curl??

[Eclipse]

You should check if http is included in the string instead of telling people how they should input the string. Otherwise good job.

I'm lazy, but I'll add that.

lol what happened to raw_input()?

That's Python2, this is Py3.

What is the difference with your tool and using curl??

Nothing much really, it just simplifies it into one Py script.