pydefang
A defang/refang utility written in Python.
Usage
pydefang is installed as two command-line utilities accessible as defang and refang from the command-line.
You can use it to convert a url to a defanged version (make it safe(r) to share):
-$ defang 'https://www.malicious.org/legit.exe'
hxxps[:]//www[.]malicious[.]org/legit[.]exe
or if you need to make something a 'real' url again you can refang:
-$ refang 'hxxps[:]//www[.]malicious[.]org/legit[.]exe'
https://www.malicious.org/legit.exe
You can also use it programmatically:
In [1]: from defang import defang, refang
In [2]: defang('https://www.malicious.org/legit.exe')
Out[2]: 'hxxps[:]//www[.]malicious[.]org/legit[.]exe'
In [3]: refang('hxxps[:]//www[.]malicious[.]org/legit[.]exe')
Out[3]: 'https://www.malicious.org/legit.exe'
Bugs
Feel free to report issues, this 'utility' was build out of ease as I got frustrated with manual conversion of timestamps and strings the whole time.
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