GCP-Genie

A bash tool that looks for vulnerable subdomains for takeover, via unmanaged A records pointing to ephemeral Google owned IP addresses.

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Required Tools

sudo apt install git

Dnsutils

sudo apt install dnsutils

Google Cloud CLI Installer API Functions (CREATE, DELETE, and DESCRIBE)
Go - https://go.dev/dl/ (DO NOT INSTALL via APT package manager. Go to the go.dev site and follow the install instructions)

To remove older go installs and re-install:

rm -rf /usr/local/go && tar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.22.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz

Optional Tools

Notify - Send messages via WebHooks to Discord, Slack, or Telegram.

WARNING

Please make sure that the go command and all other tools that were installed via the setup.sh script can be run in your #HOME directory without needing to use the full relative path of the go binary, or the tool binaries.

Go Install Documentation (If you need help):

https://go.dev/doc/install

I recommend adding the paths of the installed tools and Golang system-wide to /etc/profile

Add these two lines to the file (Requires sudo):

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/go/bin

Before you run the following commands...

Configure the environment that will utilize the GCP functions with the proper Project ID

gcloud config set project <PROJECT-ID>

Setup Instructions

1.)

git clone https://github.com/yeti-code/GCP-Genie.git

2.)

cd GCP-Genie

3.)

chmod +x setup.sh target_setup.sh gcp-genie.sh

4.)

./setup.sh

5.) Run Subfinder at least once to generate your provider-config.yaml file. This is where API keys are stored for tool use. You can find the config at...

$HOME/.config/subfinder

6.)

./target_setup.sh -t <foo.com> -p <your-gcp-project-id> -z <instance-zone> (Ex: us-south1-a)

7.) CTRL + c to enter back into the shell. The script has become a background process so that you may safely exit the SSH session, or close the terminal.

You can use

ps aux

to check the Process or kill it later if needed.