GOD'S EYE

God's EYE - Information Gathering Tool. God's EYE is an Information Gathering Tool I made in python3.10.

Library installation

All modules located in the src directory are APIs, so you can build a library from the sources and use it in your projects.

1. How to build a library from sources

1. Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/paveldat/God-s-eye.git

2. Go to the cloned repository

cd God-s-eye

3. Install deb- and py-requirements

pip install -r py-requirements.txt
xargs sudo apt-get install <deb-requirements.txt

4. Run the following command

python3 -m build .

5. Now you can install library

pip install dist/gods_eye-<version>-py3-none-any.whl

2. Installation from releases

1. Download .whl file form releases
2. Run the following command:

pip install <downloaded_file>.whl

3. Installation from PyPI

pip install gods-eye

Tools

1. Clickjacking - Checks if the clickjacking is possible on any Domain.
2. DnsLookup - Looks for dns lookup information for IP or Domain.
3. exec_shell_command - Common method to execute shell commands.
4. HttpHeadersGrabber - Looks for HTTP Headers.
5. GetHostname - Gets hostname and IP.
6. IpInfoFinder - Gets information by IP or Domain. Info: ip, status, region, country, country code, region, region name, city, zip, lat, lon, timezone, isp, org, as.
7. Logger - Logger. The Logger has 2 handlers:
   • stream handler into console;
   • file handler into file.
8. OneSecMail - Creates one-time temporary mail.
9. PhoneInfo - Gets info by phone number.
10. PasswordPwned - Checks if password has been compromised in a data breach.
11. RobotsScanner - A robots.txt file tells search engine crawlers which URLs the crawler can access on your site. This class will search for this file, parse it and return the result.
12. WhoisLookup - Search for IP WHOIS information using the IP WHOIS lookup tool for any allocated IP address.

How to use

Now you can use this library. To connect a module to your project, just import it. All modules can be found in the src directory.

Example:

from clickjacking.clickjacking import ClickJacking

It is not difficult to guess that the following template is used here: from <directory>.<filename> import <class_name> For example: from clickjacking.clickjacking import ClickJacking

Be careful, we don't use the src directory anymore.

PyPI

https://pypi.org/project/gods-eye/