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Golang-url-and-ip-Title-and-Header-fetcher

Golang url and ip Title and Header fetcher to automatically fetch header data and title data, extensive to allow filtering of specific titles, banners, or both conditions.

To install the program:

go build banner.go

go mod init banner

go mod tidy

To use the program:

ips.txt | ./banner -p portnumber -o outputfile -t threadcount -b "headerdata/bannerdata" -title "titledata" -url "urldata"

NOTE: Url data will try to input a url such as http://1.1.1.1/db_backup/ for example -url "/db_backup/" to the IP or any other data. It is recommended to also put a title data in there or you will get false positives for example -title "Index of /db_backup" with the URL flag option.

Script will automatically output header data/banner data and title data if command line arg isn't specified.

The -url flag can handle multiple urls, for example -url urls.txt, one URL per line such as /db/

Now supports header values and header types. -hk "Content-Type" -hv "application/json"

Zmap can also be piped into the program.

Threads is the number of concurrect connections, for example if you put 5000 threads it will scan 5000 ips/urls consecutively.

NOTE: You do not need to input -b or -t field if you do not want too! You can use -b or -t alone.

extract.go file information

Extract.go file will automatically extract the IP:PORT off the resulting file from the fetched data. It will output to extract-output.txt can be modified in the code for your specific naming needs.

go build extract.go

./extract filename