pysecuritytrails
Python3 wrapper for the Security Trails API https://securitytrails.com/
Installation
You can install it directly from the pypi package : pip install pysecuritytrails
You can also install the last version of the source code:
git clone https://github.com/Te-k/pysecuritytrails.git
cd pysecuritytrails
pip install .
Usage
from pysecuritytrails import SecurityTrails, SecurityTrailsError
st = SecurityTrails('APIKEYHERE')
# Check that it is working
try:
st.ping()
except SecurityTrailsError:
print('Ping failed')
sys.exit(1)
infos = st.domain_info('securitytrails.com')
subdomains = st.domain_subdomains('securitytrails.com')
tags = st.domain_tags('securitytrails.com')
whois = st.domain_whois('securitytrails.com')
history_dns = st.domain_history_dns('securitytrails.com')
history_whois = st.domain_history_whois('securitytrails.com')
For more information on the API, check https://docs.securitytrails.com/reference
List of Functions Implemented
ping(): You can use this simple endpoint to test your authentication and access to the SecurityTrails API.scroll(scroll_id): A fast and easy way to fetch many resultsdomain_info(HOSTNAME): Returns the current data about the given domain.domain_subdomains(HOSTNAME): Returns subdomains for a given hostnamedomain_tags(HOSTNAME): Returns tags for a given hostnamedomain_associated(HOSTNAME, PAGE): Find all domains that are related to a domain you inputdomain_whois(HOSTNAME): Returns the current WHOIS data about a given domain with the stats merged togetherdomain_search(FILTER, INCLUDE_IPS, PAGE): Filter and search specific records using this endpoint.domain_search_sql(QUERY, INCLUDE_IPS, PAGE, SCROLL): Filter and search specific records using our DSL with this endpointdomain_search_stats(FILTER): Show statistics of a researchdomain_history_dns(HOSTNAME, TYPE, PAGE): Lists out specific historical information about the given hostname parameterips_nearby(IP): Returns the neighbors in any given IP level range and essentially allows you to explore closeby IP addresses.ips_search_dsl(IP, PAGE): Search for an IP address using DSLips_search_stats(QUERY): Stats on a DSL queryfeeds_domains(TYPE, FILTER, TLD, NS): Fetch zone files including authoritative nameservers with ease
License
This code is licensed under GPLv3
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