(This README.md and repository is under construction)
Capable of massively asynchronously scanning all Internet, detecting every host and its open ports, extracting banners to discover services and details (HTTP Servers, E-mail, etc.), later adding them to an ElasticSearch DB to search for vulnerable services or sensitive information.
For the moment, just install Pipfile dependencies using pipenv on root folder
pipenv updateTo see a glimpse on what the frontend will look like, go into saeta/frontend and run main file with uvicorn
cd saeta\frontend
uvicorn main:appThen open http://127.0.0.1:8000/search on your browser of choice
Frontend and backend are not yet connected, but you can start saving data into your ElasticSearch database (although it only saves open ports in hosts, reason and TTL. NOT GRABBING BANNERS YET).
Go into saeta/backend and run main.py (make sure to have your ElasticSearch database properly installed and running, replace lines 66 & 74 with your ElasticSearch port. You must have an index called _saeta)
cd saeta\backend
python3 main.pyThis will start scraping services and uploading data to Elastic, netblock by netblock. You can change port quantity by changing self.tcpPortQuantityToScan and self.udpPortQuantityToScan variables, or if you want to set a total of ports and keep the 67/33 TCP vs. UDP preferred ratio just change the self.totalPortQuantityToScan variable. Ports are ordered by most common used, enhancing usefulness. Example: Setting self.totalPortQuantityToScan = 1200 will scan the 804 TCP & 396 UDP most common ports.
You can change socket throughput by changing masscanMaxRate variable. This is measured by open connections per second.
In my computer it scrapes ≈100.000 hosts with 1200 total ports (like Shodan) every 5:30 hours, via WiFi (Macbook Pro 2017 13"). On a single computer like mine, I calculated it would take roughly 3 months non-stop to scan the whole IPv4 range (without banner grabbing), setting this up on multiple VPS' would lower this time dramatically...
Personal note: ... although I think 3 months isn't a crazy long time to scan every single IP address, but it would be mildly outdated by the time you finish.
Contributions are always welcome! Feel free to send a PR and I will review it as soon as possible. Also post an issue if you have ideas or you see anything that you think is wrong. Please remember previously mentioned info, this app is under construction.
If you want to collaborate and don't know where to start, please start writing tests/connecting frontend and backend/adding IPv6 support or even promoting this project anywhere.
Also, a public ElasticSearch server could be setup where users can upload their own data and make this a truly free and without restrictions alternative to Shodan without the need of running it locally 24/7, but every uploader would be strongly appreciated.
Please give this repo a star if you think it's useful :)
This project is mainly based on Masscan & Nmap
Frontend
Elastic Backend
Port scanning may be considered illegal in some countries, so use this at your own risk.