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vestigo

v0.5.0

Published

A tool for exploring and investigating APIs.

Downloads

56

Readme

Vestigo

A tool for exploring and investigating APIs and websites.

IMPORTANT

ocliff with npm and vestigo is broken to use the tool clone the repo

Installation

You can install it globally with:

yarn global add vestigo
npm i -g vestigo

Then run the tool

vestigo

Running

Scan Example:

vestigo scan --target="https://127.0.0.1/" --method="GET" --no-shortlist 
  --report="HTML"

Port Example:

vestigo ports --target="127.0.0.1" --protocol="TCP" --report="HTML"

As of now reports will be saved at:

~/.vestigo/<domain>/<ts>-vestigo.<extension>
  • <domain> = hostname of the target or the ip
  • <ts> = timestamp of the scan finished
  • <extension> = extension chosen for report (md, html)

Functionalities

Report

Vestigo will by default generate a mardown report. You can use parameters to set the report format to HTML.

Dev Run

To run the tool in dev mode use:

bin/run scan --target="https://127.0.0.1/" --method="GET" --report="HTML" -w

To Finish

  • [X] Add TCP port scan
  • [ ] Add UDP port scan
  • [ ] Add Report for port scan

To Do

  • [ ] Get path disclosures for basic get
  • [ ] Set the ssl header on a flag
  • [ ] Detect and render in the report if bad ssl check
  • [ ] Add OS analysis from path disclosure
  • [ ] Add verbose parameters
  • [ ] Make a request queuing + proxy (param for time between rq)
  • [ ] Add https://www.npmjs.com/package/listr for better logging
  • [ ] Add release-it
  • [ ] Add homebrew distribution
  • [ ] Add parameter for choosing report save location