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PassiveTotal client
Installation
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From the project root directory::
$ python setup.py install
Usage
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Simply run it::
$ passivetotal
Use --help/-h to view info on the arguments::
$ passivetotal --help
Use setup to apply your username and api key::
$ passivetotal setup <username> <api key>
Usage Examples
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Get account info::
$ passivetotal account --account
Get quotas::
$ passivetotal account --quotas
$ passivetotal account --quotas --json #it's a bit easier to read as json
Create a project::
$ passivetotal project create "<project name>" {public, private}
Update a project::
$ passivetotal project update "<project UUID>" --tags <comma separated tags> \
--description "<short description for the project>" --visibility {public, private}
Delete a project::
$ passivetotal project delete "<project UUID>"
Find a project::
$ passivetotal project find -h
Create an artifact::
$ passivetotal artifact create <project UUID> <artifact queries>
Tag items::
$ passivetotal actions tag set <comma separated tags> #set tags
$ passivetotal actions tag add <comma separated tags> #add tags
$ passivetotal actions tag delete <comma separated tags> #remove tags
Get enrichment data::
$ passivetotal enrich <domain to enrich>
$ passivetotal enrich --osint <domain to enrich>
$ passivetotal enrich --malware <domain to enrich>
$ passivetotal enrich --subdomains <domain to enrich>
Get whois info::
$ passivetotal whois <domain>
$ passivetotal whois <domain> --json #sometimes it's easier to read the json response
$ passivetotal whois <query> --field <field to search by>
$ passivetotal whois --keyword <query>
Get pdns info::
$ passivetotal dns <domain>
$ passivetotal dns --unique <domain>
$ passivetotal dns --keyword <keyword>
Get ssl info::
$ passivetotal ssl <sha1>
$ passivetotal ssl --keyword <keyword>
$ passivetotal ssl --field <field> <query>
Release Notes
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:1.0.0:
Project released
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