seek-release 0.1.1

Standalone IP threat scanner using local blocklists — no API required

SEEK

Standalone IP threat intelligence CLI — no API key required.

Seek scans IP addresses against locally stored blocklists (Firehol, Spamhaus, Emerging Threats). Everything runs offline. Blocklists update on demand. Ships as a single pip install.

Installation

pip install seek
seek update        # pull fresh blocklists before first scan

Commands

seek scan — Scan IPs against local blocklists

Flag	Description
--ip <address>	Scan a single IP directly
--cidr <range>	Scan a full CIDR range e.g. 10.0.0.0/24
-i, --input <file>	Path to a file with one IP per line
-o, --output <file>	Path to output CSV file
--json	Output results as JSON instead of CSV

Examples:

seek scan --ip 185.220.101.1
seek scan --cidr 192.168.1.0/24 -o results.csv
seek scan -i ips.txt -o results.csv
seek scan -i ips.txt --json

seek update — Refresh local blocklists

Downloads the latest blocklists from Firehol, Spamhaus, and Emerging Threats and saves them to ~/.seek/blocklists/. The bundled seed lists are never overwritten — they are always the fallback if an update fails.

Flag	Description
--source <name>	Which list to update: firehol, spamhaus, emerging, or all (default: all)

Examples:

seek update
seek update --source spamhaus
seek update --source firehol

seek watch — Monitor live outbound connections

Polls all active outbound network connections on your machine every N seconds and flags any remote IP found in the local blocklists. No admin or root required on Windows.

Flag	Description
--interval <seconds>	Poll frequency in seconds (default: 3)
--log <file>	Optional path to write flagged IPs to a log file

Examples:

seek watch
seek watch --interval 5
seek watch --interval 10 --log flagged.txt

Output Format

CSV columns (seek scan)

Column	Description
ip	The scanned IP address
verdict	clean, malicious, or invalid
source	Which blocklist flagged it (firehol, spamhaus, emerging)

Live watch output (seek watch)

Flagged connections print to terminal in real time in red. Clean connections are silent. If --log is set, flagged IPs are appended to the log file as ip,source per line.

Blocklist Sources

Source	Coverage
Firehol Level 1	Known attackers, scanners, botnets
Spamhaus DROP	Hijacked IP space, spam infrastructure
Emerging Threats	Active threat actors, C2 servers

Bundled seed lists ship with the package. Run seek update to get the latest versions.

Data Storage

Path	Contents
~/.seek/blocklists/	User-updated blocklists (preferred at scan time)
Package data/ folder	Bundled seed lists (fallback if no update has been run)

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Author

DEMEJI — MIT License