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- ReconFTW requires go1.14+ to install successfully.
If not installed follow the steps below.
▶ wget https://golang.org/dl/go1.15.7.linux-amd64.tar.gz
▶ tar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.15.7.linux-amd64.tar.gz
Add the following lines in your .bashrc
, .zshrc
export GOROOT=/usr/local/go
export GOPATH=$HOME/go
export PATH=$GOPATH/bin:$GOROOT/bin:$PATH
▶ git clone https://github.com/six2dez/reconftw.git
▶ cd reconftw
▶ chmod +x *.sh
▶ ./install.sh
You will need a config file to use your API keys with Amass.
See the Example Configuration File for more details.
Operating System | Path |
---|---|
Linux / Unix | $HOME/.config/amass/config.ini |
Subfinder to work with certain services, you will need to have setup API keys
Operating System | Path |
---|---|
Linux / Unix | $HOME/.config/subfinder/config.yaml |
- GitDorker & github-ednpoints both require GitHUb Personal Access Tokens.
- Add your GitHub personal tokens in
~/Tools/.github_tokens
,1 per line. - Its recommended to add > 5 GitHub Personal Access Tokens,each from 2 different accounts. See here how to create them.
- Use multiple tokens from separate GitHub accounts to provide the best results.
d2fec3d6e6712a985259522acec
0e8e24ad765d1550abe13347c48
5da53a644c6aaa5874f669a0218
15977496cc613e33cdb15b83693
46df7cecc76537e229ef069eb63
Run the following command
shodan init [Your-API-Key]
Script includes a tool called XSStrike which can use a server for detection (optional).
Creating an account on XSS Hunter, will provide you with your own personalized server.
Store your personal server into an environment variable in your terminal's configuration file(.bashrc
/.zshrc
)
Eg: XSS_SERVER=<username>.xss.ht
- To get inbound requests for finding potential SSRF its necessary to setup your own
COLLAB_SERVER
- Services for setting up SSRF Server:
- Webhook
- RequestCatcher
- Canarytokens
- Burp Collaborator server
Eg:COLLAB_SERVER=XXXXXXXXXX
- Notify is used to send ReconFTW progress notifications via Slack and Discord.
- The default config file should be located in
$HOME/.config/notify/notify.conf
Target could be a domain or a subdomain. It important to specify a target for a scan. Also ReconFTW has ability to import a list of target from a text file.(The targets must be specified one on each line)
Subcommand | Description |
---|---|
-d | Target domain |
-l | Specify a list of targets (targets.txt) |
-x | Out of scope subdomain list(oos.txt) |
- ReconFTW supports several mode options. It's best preferred to use
all checks
. But depending on your needs you can select the required mode. - Changes in the mode options results in varying execution time of the script.
Subcommand | Description |
---|---|
-a | Perform all checks |
-s | Full subdomain scan (Subs, tko and probe) |
-w | Perform web checks only without subs (-l required) |
-i | Check whether tools required are present or not |
-v | Verbose/Debug Mode |
-h | Show help section |
- Some checks/tasks of ReconFTW take a longer time and generate a lot of web traffic.
- You can enable these tasks by using the following options.
Subcommand | Description |
---|---|
--deep | Deep scan (Enable some slow options for deeper scan) |
--fs | Full scope (Enable the widest scope * .domain. * options) |
Supports option for user-defined output directory of the results.
Subcommand | Description |
---|---|
-o | Define the output folder |
To properly set up Docker container you should modify some files to adequate it to your needs. Read Post Installation Guide to know kind of information should be placed in each file.
** Also it's available in DockerHub **
Inside ''Docker'' folder there are five files and each corresponds to some kind of customizable setting as explained below:
File | Instructions |
---|---|
Dockerfile | Edit the beginning lines COLLAB_SERVER, XSS_SERVER and SHODAN_API_KEY |
github_tokens.txt | Take a look here |
notify.conf | Add your webhooks in this file as default Notify (or just copy the one you use here) |
subfinder_config.yaml | Add your API keys in this file as default Subfinder (or just copy the one you use here) |
After you have set up the files you can build the image.
▶ cd Docker && docker build -t reconftw .
▶ docker run -it reconftw /bin/bash
After that you should have a prompt inside reconftw folder and the usage at this point is the same as always