Containerized version of my fork of Nahamsec's Lazyrecon.
I'm sure I can optimize the build process and I'm willing to bet I'm not following best practices.
Build locally:
1) git clone https://github.com/soaringswine/lazyrecon_docker.git
2) cd lazyrecon_docker
3) docker build --rm -f "Dockerfile" -t lazyrecon_docker:latest .
4) docker run --user $(id -u):$(id -g) -v $(pwd)/lazyrecon_results:/home/lazyrecon_user/tools/lazyrecon/lazyrecon_results/ lazyrecon_docker -d DOMAIN.TLD
5) Results will be stored in ./lazyrecon_results on Docker host
6) ???
7) Hopefully profit?!
From Dockerhub:
1) docker run --user $(id -u):$(id -g) -v $(pwd)/lazyrecon_results:/home/lazyrecon_user/tools/lazyrecon/lazyrecon_results/ soaringswine/lazyrecon_docker -d DOMAIN.TLD
2) Results will be stored in ./lazyrecon_results on Docker host
3) ???
4) Hopefully profit (but faster)?!
With docker-compose (Codex AI insisted on sharing this wisdom):
1) Export UID and GID so the container doesn't freak out
2) UID=$(id -u) GID=$(id -g) docker-compose up
3) Your loot appears in ./lazyrecon_results on the host
soaringswine: I've added amass, Project Sonar (old data but someone graciously is hosting a script to let you query it nicely!), pdlist, and dnsgen into the mix and expanded the nmap and Aquatone port scanning. There were some issues with how cat and sort were being used that would leave the $domain.txt file blank, so I fixed those. Also removed one of the $domain.txt cats that was undoing the wildcard dupe pruning and added some echos to help understand what's going on in different stages. Fixed some other misc. things and tidied up the code a tad.
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./lazyrecon.sh -d target.com
LazyRecon is a script written in Bash, it is intended to automate some tedious tasks of reconnaissance and information gathering. This tool allows you to gather some information that should help you identify what to do next and where to look.
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Create a dated folder with recon notes
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Grab subdomains using:
* Sublist3r, certspotter and cert.sh * Dns bruteforcing using massdns -
Find any CNAME records pointing to unused cloud services like aws
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Probe for live hosts over ports 80/443
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Grab a screenshots of responsive hosts
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Scrape wayback for data:
* Extract javascript files * Build custom parameter wordlist, ready to be loaded later into Burp intruder or any other tool * Extract any urls with .jsp, .php or .aspx and store them for further inspection -
Perform nmap on specific ports
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Get dns information about every subdomain
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Perform dirsearch for all subdomains
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Generate a HTML report with output from the tools above
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Improved reporting and less output while doing the work
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Dark mode for html reports
- Directory search module is now MULTITHREADED (up to 10 subdomains scanned at a time)
- Enhanced html reports with the ability to search for strings, endpoints, response sizes or status codes
- Download the install script from https://github.com/nahamsec/bbht.
- Go version 1.10 or later.
- Recommended to run on vps with 1VCPU and 2GB ram.
This script makes use of tools developed by the following people
- Tom Hudson - Tomonomnom
- Ahmed Aboul-Ela - Aboul3la
- B. Blechschmidt - Blechschmidt
- Thomas D. - Maaaaz
- Daniel Miessler - Danielmiessler
- Report only mode to generate reports for old dirsearch data
- SubDomain exclusion
Run bash tests/run_no_args.sh to verify that run.sh handles missing arguments correctly.
Warning: This code was originally created for personal use, it generates a substantial amount of traffic, please use with caution.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.