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Gowitness is a system for rendering web interfaces at scale to capture visual snapshots, HTTP metadata, and network scan results. It functions as a headless browser screenshot tool and a web surface mapper used to identify and visually document the attack surface of network ranges and URL lists.
The main features of sensepost/gowitness are: Attack Surface Mapping, Automated Web Screenshots, Network and Web Reconnaissance, Nmap Integration, Scan Result Parsing, Scan Result Visualizers, Scan Result Importers, Attack Surface Mappers.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: fortynorthsecurity/eyewitness — EyeWitness is a web infrastructure mapper and reconnaissance tool designed to automate the visual mapping of exposed… projectdiscovery/naabu — Naabu is a port scanner library and tool that probes hosts for open ports using SYN, CONNECT, and UDP methods to… blacklanternsecurity/bbot — This project is an open-source intelligence reconnaissance framework and recursive attack surface mapper. It functions… owasp/amass — Amass is a network attack surface mapper and reconnaissance framework designed to discover and map the external,… six2dez/reconftw — reconftw is an attack surface management framework and reconnaissance workflow orchestrator designed to automate the… projectdiscovery/subfinder — Subfinder is a security reconnaissance framework designed for subdomain enumeration and attack surface management. It…
EyeWitness is a web infrastructure mapper and reconnaissance tool designed to automate the visual mapping of exposed web services. It functions as a headless browser screenshotter and HTTP reconnaissance utility that captures visual evidence and extracts server headers from lists of web targets. The system identifies server technologies and audits for common default administrative credentials to map an organization's external attack surface. It generates searchable HTML security reports that combine screenshots, page source code, and categorized analysis results for vulnerability assessment.
This project is an open-source intelligence reconnaissance framework and recursive attack surface mapper. It functions as a containerized security scanner designed to map public-facing infrastructure, perform subdomain enumeration, and automate the gathering of open-source intelligence. The system employs a recursive discovery engine to iteratively explore target infrastructure, utilizing a plugin-based module architecture to extend scanning capabilities. It integrates third-party APIs for data enrichment and applies YARA rules across discovered assets to identify specific vulnerability patte
Naabu is a port scanner library and tool that probes hosts for open ports using SYN, CONNECT, and UDP methods to identify active services. It functions as a Go library for embedding port scanning into programs, and as a standalone tool that accepts targets as hostnames, IP addresses, CIDR ranges, or ASN numbers. The tool discovers live hosts before scanning, filters ports by range or top lists, and can integrate with Nmap for service version detection. The project distinguishes itself through its SYN-based port probing approach that sends TCP SYN packets and analyzes responses without complet
Amass is a network attack surface mapper and reconnaissance framework designed to discover and map the external, internet-facing infrastructure of a target organization. It functions as an open source intelligence tool that identifies public network boundaries and locates hidden or forgotten subdomains to define an organization's total reachable footprint. The project utilizes passive-source data aggregation from external APIs and public databases alongside active DNS brute-forcing and recursive subdomain expansion. It employs a graph-based asset mapping system to visualize the relationships