Recon

Automate attack surface mapping by running passive and active reconnaissance on domains, IPs, and netblocks. This process discovers subdomains, open ports, services, and technologies to identify potential security weaknesses and vulnerabilities.

Map internet-facing infrastructure by performing comprehensive network reconnaissance. This identifies subdomains, associated IPs, and open ports, providing a complete picture of the target's digital footprint as a starting point for vulnerability assessment.

Scanning netblocks and IP addresses identifies open ports and running services using active and passive techniques. Integrating tools like naabu and httpx gathers intelligence on discovered hosts, revealing active technologies and potential attack vectors.

Network reconnaissance utilizes both passive and active scanning techniques. Passive data sources like crt.sh and WHOIS gather intelligence without direct interaction, while active tools like naabu probe infrastructure directly to identify open ports and services.

Find network vulnerabilities by automating reconnaissance to map the entire attack surface. Identifying subdomains, active services, and technologies reveals security weaknesses and potential attack vectors across the target's internet-facing infrastructure.

Comprehensive network scanning and subdomain discovery require integrations with WHOIS, dig, crt.sh, IPInfo, naabu, and httpx. These dependencies gather intelligence on domains, IPs, and netblocks to map infrastructure and identify services.