How to Use Open Source Intelligence Tool RECON-NG
Overview
"Recon-ng is a full-featured Web Reconnaissance framework written in Python. Complete with independent modules, database interaction, built in convenience functions, interactive help, and command completion, Recon-ng provides a powerful environment in which open source web-based reconnaissance can be conducted quickly and thoroughly." [1]
Recon-ng is a tool used to perform open source intelligence on Domains and IP addresses. It allows you to find sub domains, their relative IP addresses, and perform geographical tagging, etc.
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Recon-ng
Syntax
[recon-ng][default] command
Help
To access the help menu type the following command:
- help
- example:
- [recon-ng][default] help
Database
Everything this script does is to populate a database which the user creates. This script's database query, creation, and deletion syntax is similar to MySQL.
1. Creating a Database
- To create a database type the following command:
- workspaces add
- example: workspaces add TableName
- Once you create your table you'll see the following prompt:
- [recon-ng][TableName]
- This means your table is ready for use with any of the modules.
- After you create a table you have to define a domain for all of the modules to take action on.
- To add a domain type the following:
- add domain
- [recon-ng][TableName] add domain DomainName
- To delete a database type the following command:
- workspaces delete
- example: [recon-ng][default] workspaces delete TableName
To search for Modules follow these steps:
1. Select your table
- [recon-ng][default] workspaces select TableName
- Search Syntax:
- [recon-ng][TableName] load SearchTerm
- Key search terms: domain, location, reports
- From the list of option you are presented with copy & paste the whole line which contains the FilePath and the ModularName.
- example: [recon-ng][TableName] load Path&ModularName
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