#htsnap
htsnap is a simple tool to visually observe a large (or small) set of websites (http endpoints) to help with determining interesting hosts to concentrate on during reconnaissance phase.
The idea is to automate navigation to sites for visual inspection. Essentialy, a human looking through 1000 still images of websites would pick interesting patterns quicker. Hsnap take a file with a lis t of URLs, visits (scrapes) the site and saves a PNG to diredctory of your choosing for "album-style" viewing offline.
Usage: ./bin/phantomjs htsnap.js <URL_filename> <output_directory>
URL_filename format: 1 url per line
ex. http://google.com
ex. https://google.com:9443 $ git clone repository
$ ./install
This will pull dependencies from package.json, and create links to local installation of PhantomJS driver.
$ ./bin/phantomjs htsnap.js urls ./images/
Rendering endpoint to storage for http://yahoo.com
Render for : http://yahoo.com
Rendered for : ./images//yahoo.comnull.png
2 more endpoints to go
...
Opening URL: http://google.com
Rendering endpoint to storage for http://google.com
Render for : http://google.com
Rendered for : ./images//google.comnull.png
1 more endpoints to go
...
Opening URL: http://microsoft.com
Rendering endpoint to storage for http://microsoft.com
Render for : http://microsoft.com
Rendered for : ./images//microsoft.comnull.png
0 more endpoints to go
...
! Exiting phantomjs