SpiderFoot automates OSINT for threat intelligence
SpiderFoot is an open-source intelligence tool on GitHub, with a web interface and command-line access. It aids in reconnaissance and identifying online vulnerabilities with over 200 modules. Installation details are on the SpiderFoot GitHub repository.
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SpiderFoot is an open-source intelligence automation tool available on GitHub. It offers a web-based interface and command-line access, written in Python 3 under an MIT license. With over 200 modules, SpiderFoot can perform tasks like host enumeration, threat intelligence queries, and dark web searches. It serves both offensive and defensive purposes, aiding in reconnaissance or identifying potential online vulnerabilities. Installation requires Python 3.7 and specific libraries, achievable through stable builds or git cloning. Detailed instructions are available on the SpiderFoot GitHub repository. For further details, documentation, and updates, the SpiderFoot project website and Twitter handle provide additional resources.
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1 commentsThat is too bad as it looks like quite a useful scanning tool, hopefully development picks back up.
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