Recsech is a tool for doing Footprinting and Reconnaissance on the target web. Recsech collects information such as DNS Information, Sub Domains, HoneySpot Detected, Subdomain takeovers, Reconnaissance On Github and much more you can see in Features in tools .
| Name | Release | Release Date |
|---|---|---|
| Auto request with Proxy | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Find Email | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| HoneySpot Detected | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Subdomain takeover | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Check Technologies | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Whois | ❌ | N/A |
| Crlf injection | ❌ | N/A |
| Header Security | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Update Check | ✅ | 01/05/19 |
| Port Scanner | ✅ | 02/05/19 |
| Sort Domain By IP | ✅ | 02/05/19 |
| Wordpress audit | ✅ | 05/05/19 |
| Reconnaissance On Github | ✅ | 02/05/19 |
| Language Selection | ✅ | 02/05/19 |
| WAF | ✅ | 03/05/19 |
We need several requirements to use this tool to run smoothly.
You can download the latest tarball by clicking here or latest zipball by clicking here.
Preferably, you can download Recsech by cloning the Git repository:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/radenvodka/Recsech.git Recsech
and install php 7 & php-curl
apt-get install php php-curl
Adding Recsech.php to PATH is useful for Linux users because it allows users to run the program without specifying the runtime environment
or the absolute path to the program. This means we execute Recsech.php from anywhere in the terminal and the software will run.
To do this, run the following in a terminal:
$ cd path/to/Recsech/
$ chmod u+x Recsech.php
$ export PATH="$PATH:$(pwd)"This will allow us to run Recsech.php from anywhere on the system. In example:
$ pwd
path/to/Recsech/
$ cd $HOME && Recsech.php # executes successfully without specifying the interpreter or the absolute pathNote that this will only last until you exit the current terminal session. To permanently store this change to your PATH,
go to your ~/.bashrc file (or any Shell .rc file) and add this line:
PATH="$PATH:path/to/Recsech/
Now run source ~/.bashrc and your changes are now permanent. Profit!
To learn more about PATHs, read this article from Opensource.com.
Download Recsech :
How to install to Windows CLI :
- Extract all files in C: \Windows
- Edit Files
Recsech.bat, then set your PHP patch (if you have installed xampp on your C drive you don't need to do this step)
@echo off
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\xampp\php
title Recsech - Recon and Research
php "C:\Windows\Recsech.php" %1
- Open cmd and do the Recsech command.
Enough to execute the command :
php Recsech.php example.com
or if it doesn't work, use the command :
php Recsech.php debug
and don't forget to ask at issue page
The following is a user guide that helps develop this tool :
Help us to develop this tool, as a sign that you have contributed we will put your name in the contribution
If you want to be part of the contribution? please read here
Thank you for all. How to support ?
- You can follow people who help contribute as a sign of gratitude.
- Publish or review on your blog.
If you have additional information, you can make it on the issue page.
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This is an open source for everyone, you may redistribute, modify, use patents and use privately without any obligation to redistribute. but it should be noted to include the source code of the library that was modified (not the source code of the entire program), include the license, include the original copyright of the author (radenvodka), and include any changes made (if modified). Users do not have the right to sue the creator when there is damage to the software or even demand if there is a problem caused by the makers of this tool. because every risk is caused by the user risk itself.
License :
GPL v3.0 specifically designed to allow users to use software distributed through networks such as websites and online services