Binoculo is a lightning-fast banner grabbing tool built with Elixir, designed to swiftly retrieve service banners from target hosts. With its high-speed functionality, Binoculo efficiently collects service information across multiple ports, aiding in network reconnaissance and analysis.
- Docker
- Optional: Elixir to run via your host machine
Fast Network Scanning
Utilize the enhanced multi-process task functionality in Binoculo for rapid network scans. Leverage concurrent processing to swiftly gather information across numerous hosts and ports, providing quick insights into your network's services.
Search engines Integration
Seamlessly integrate Binoculo with Meilisearch (current), enabling lightning-fast search capabilities over your scan results. Index and query your collected data with Meilisearch's powerful search engine, enabling efficient retrieval of network service information.
Specific Banner Searches
Perform targeted searches for specific service banners. Refine your queries to focus on precise service types or versions, streamlining your network reconnaissance efforts.
HTTP Write
Send commands over HTTP to communicate with services and perform actions, enhancing your network exploration capabilities
Binoculo: You Know, for Banner Grabbing! Version: 1.1.1
Author: Girorme <g1r0rm3@gmail.com>
A banner grabbing tool
USAGE:
Binoculo [-v] --range host_notation --port port(s) [--output output] [--write write] [--read read]
Binoculo --version
Binoculo --help
FLAGS:
-v Verbosity level
OPTIONS:
--range CIDR or IP range: 192.168.1.0/24 or 192.168.1.0..192.168.1.255
-p, --port Port(s) to scan: 80,443,8080 or 80-8080 or 21,80-8080
-o, --output Output file
-w, --write Write cutom payload to socket, e.g: GET / HTTP/1.1
-r, --read Save only responses that match with this string, e.g: Apache
There is a "binoculo" bash script that you can run:
- Start meilisearch container
- Start front dashboard to filter and visualize results
- Run binoculo via docker for ease of use
The command below runs via docker
$ ./binoculo -r 192.168.101.1/24 -p 21,22 --output my_result.txt
Finishing the scan you can get the results via output/my_result.txt
generated by the --output
switch
- Write custom payload to socket (inspired by pnscan )
$ ./binoculo --range 192.168.101.1/24 -p 80 --output result.txt -w "GET / HTTP/1.1"
- Save only matching criteria (inspired by pnscan )
$ ./binoculo --range 192.168.101.1/24 -p 80 --output result.txt -w "HEAD / HTTP/1.1" -r "Apache"
- Save only matching multiple criteria (AND operator) (inspired by pnscan )
$ ./binoculo --range 192.168.101.1/24 -p 80 --output result.txt -w "HEAD / HTTP/1.1" -r "Apache,php"
$ ./binoculo --meili
The command above launches a meilisearch container!
You can now access localhost:7700
to get results via meilisearch
To update to the latest version use the command below:
./binoculo -u