Horuz!. Save and query your recon data on ElasticSearch.
Install and setting up ElasticSearch
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/install-elasticsearch.html
Install and setting up Horuz
$ pip3 install horuz
$ hz config server:add http://yourelasticsearchendpoint:9200
$ hz --help
$ hz config server:status
ElasticSearch is connected to http://localhost:9200 successfully!
Custom integration with ffuf.
$ hz collect -p x.com -c "ffuf -w ~/SecLists/Discovery/Web-Content/common.txt -u https://example.com/FUZZ"
In this example, we have an httprobe.txt file, then it will be transformed to JSON file.
$ cat httprobe.txt | jq -Rnc '[inputs|split("\n")|{("host"):.[0]}]' > httprobe.json
Then, upload it to ES.
$ hz collect -p att_probe_ex -f httprobe.json
⠦ Collecting...
Session name: gallant_satoshi_8455236
Results: 1366
$ hz search -p att_probe_ex -q "session:gallant_satoshi_8455236" -oJ -f time,host -s 2
[
{
"host": "https://atracciondetalento.att.com.mx",
"time": "2020-07-14T20:35:04.668051"
},
{
"host": "https://foro.att.com.mx",
"time": "2020-07-14T20:35:04.663304"
}
]
Search by range dates:
$ hz search -p x.com -q "time:[2020-04-15 TO 2020-05-20]"
Search by wildcard in the field
$ hz search -p x.com -q "result.html:*key*" -oJ -f html
Pipe the result to other commands
$ hz search -p yahoo.com -q "session:*" -oJ -f _id,session,time | jq ".[].session" | sort -