ethical-redteam-bugbounty

Automate penetration testing and vulnerability assessment by running OSINT reconnaissance, port scanning, and vulnerability analysis in a single workflow. The process gathers intelligence, identifies open ports, analyzes findings, and generates a professional report.

Yes, written authorization is explicitly required before running any red team security scan. The tool enforces ethical compliance checks and mandates approval before initiating active tests on target systems.

Yes, you can route port scanning and OSINT reconnaissance through TOR for anonymity. All operational tasks, including nmap scanning and information gathering, route network traffic through TOR to protect your identity.

It generates OWASP and NIST compliance reports by automatically processing vulnerability analysis findings into structured markdown. Using jinja2 templates, it outputs professional documentation tailored for technical and management audiences.

Dependencies for OSINT reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning include nmap, dnspython, sublist3r, sherlock-project, and requests. These libraries enable port scanning, DNS enumeration, subdomain discovery, and HTTP requests.

Passive OSINT gathers target intelligence without direct interaction, while active red team vulnerability testing probes ports and services to identify exploitable flaws. This tool automates both phases sequentially to map and secure the attack surface.