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WebScan

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WebScan is a terminal-based tool that scans website URLs to retrieve critical information such as IP addresses, security status, vulnerabilities, and technical data. This tool is designed to assist security administrators and developers in auditing website security effortlessly.

🎯 Features

  • Retrieve IP address information.
  • SSL certificate status (validity and expiration dates).
  • Key HTTP headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, XSS Protection, etc.).
  • Domain information (creation and expiration dates).
  • Server technology detection.
  • Easy-to-use terminal interface.
  • Clean output using rich library.

🚀 Installation

Follow the steps below to install WebScan on Linux or Termux:

Using Makefile (Recommended):

  1. Clone the repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/wanzxploit/WebScan.git
cd WebScan
  2. Run the command: 
    make install

Without Makefile:

  1. Clone the repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/wanzxploit/WebScan.git
cd WebScan
  2. Run the installation script: 
    bash install.sh

🔧 Usage

After installation, use the following command to run the tool:

make run

Or, if not using Makefile:

python3 main.py

Enter the website URL when prompted, and the tool will process the information automatically.

🛠 Dependencies

WebScan requires several Python libraries, which are automatically installed during setup:

  • requests
  • rich
  • ssl
  • socket

📂 Directory Structure

WebScan/
├── main.py         # Main tool file
├── install.sh      # Automatic installation script
├── Makefile        # Automates installation and execution
├── README.md       # Tool documentation
└── ... (other files)

⚠️ Disclaimer

  • WebScan is intended for legal use and security testing on your own assets. Do not use it for illegal purposes or unauthorized website scanning.
  • Ensure you have a stable internet connection for optimal results.

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