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About pyShodan

Python 3 script for interacting with Shodan API. Has three modes of operation: making an API query for a search term, a single IP address, or for a list of IP addresses in a .txt file.

Installation

pip3 install pyShodan

Tested on Python 3.6+.

Dependencies

  • Shodan (pip3 install shodan)

Output is printed to stdout as well as CSV files in the script directory.

Credits

Based on fork from https://github.com/GoVanguard/pyExploitDb by Shane Scott.

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