ip2vulns 1.0.6

An IP to vulnerability utility

ip2vulns

An IP to vulnerabilities utility. This tool is able to retrieve information related to given IP(s). This tool takes advantage of Shodan InternetDB API.

For CVE information, this tool retrieve CVE information from a github repo nvd-json-data-feed

Disclaimer

By using this, you also agree to the term of use of the APIs used.

• Shodan InternetDB - Term of Services

Installation

Install with pip

Using the following pip command to install: pip install ip2vulns

Usage

usage: ip2vulns [-h] [-i INPUT [INPUT ...]] [-s CVSS] [-o OUT] [--disable-stdout] [-v]

IP 2 vulnerability tools

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT [INPUT ...], --input INPUT [INPUT ...]
                        Query information from https://internetdb.shodan.io/
                        support multiple ip and cidr, separate using space, e.g. -i 8.8.8.8 51.83.59.99 192.168.0.0/24
  -s CVSS, --cvss CVSS  Enable cvss score filter, required a number
                        If 0 is given, targets found with no CVE information will be filtered out. And all CVEs will be checked.
                        When 0 is given, the process can be slow if huge amount of CVEs are founded. Not Recommend to pass 0 in.
  -o OUT, --out OUT     Define output file, default print to stdout
                        Available option: stdout (default), csv, json
                        For csv: please specify filename
                        For json: a directory out_json will be created
  --disable-stdout      Disable stdout
  -v, --version         Print current version

Output to file

When output to csv file, please specify the filename. For example, ip2vulns -i 1.1.1.1 -o 1.1.1.1.csv, the output file will be 1.1.1.1.csv.

When output to json file, a directory out_json will be created. Results will be stored using <ip>.json. For example, ip2vulns -i 1.1.1.1 -o json, then a directory out_json will be created. And the output filename will be 1.1.1.1.json.

To disable print to stdout, apply --disable-stdout in command line argument

Example

• ip2vulns -i <ip address> <cidr>
• ip2vulns -i <ip address> <cidr> -s 7
• echo "<ip address>" | ip2vulns
• echo "<ip address>" | ip2vulns -s 7
• ip2vulns -i <input file>
• cat <input file> | ip2vulns

When input is file, only the first element will be considered
TODO: add support for multiple files and with valid IPs or CIDR

Use ip2vulns in Python script

from ip2vulns import ip2vulns_scan

# s => success list
# f => failure list
s, f = ip2vulns_scan("[<ip address>]")  # ip address need to be passed in as a LIST