sipg 2.1.2

A professional command-line tool for searching IP addresses using Shodan API

SIPG - Shodan IP Grabber

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A professional command-line tool for searching internet assets via Shodan. SIPG supports API mode and a free mode (no API key) so researchers can gather IPs, domains, and subdomains with one workflow.

✨ Features

• 🔍 Advanced Search: Powerful query syntax with support for all Shodan search filters
• 📊 Rich Output: Beautiful tables and detailed information display
• 💾 Flexible Export: Save results to files in various formats
• ⚡ Rate Limiting: Built-in API rate limiting to respect Shodan's limits
• 🔐 Secure Configuration: Secure API key storage in the user's home directory
• 🌍 Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux
• 📈 Progress Tracking: Real-time progress indicators for long searches
• 🎯 Multiple Output Formats: Simple IP lists, detailed results, or formatted tables
• 🆓 No-Key Search Mode: Facet-based collection without API key (--mode free)
• 🧩 Asset Collection: Collect ips, domains, subdomains, or all
• 🧠 Beginner Filter Mode: Build full Shodan queries with --filter

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

From PyPI (Recommended)

pip install sipg

From Source

git clone https://github.com/emptymahbob/sipg.git
cd sipg
pip install -e .

Configuration

1. Get your Shodan API key from shodan.io
2. Configure SIPG with your API key:

sipg configure

Basic Usage

# Search for IPs with SSL certificates from Uber
sipg search 'ssl:"Uber Technologies Inc"'

# Search with detailed information
sipg search 'http.server:Apache' --details

# Display results in a table format
sipg search 'port:80' --table

# Save results to a file
sipg search 'country:"United States"' -o results.txt

# Limit results and add delay
sipg search 'product:"nginx"' -m 50 -d 2.0

# Get results from pages 2 to 5 (i.e., results 101-500)
sipg search 'http.server:Apache' --details --start-page 2 --end-page 5

# Save results from pages 5 to 10 to a file
sipg search 'country:"United States"' -o us.txt --start-page 5 --end-page 10

# No-key mode (facet-based)
sipg search 'ssl:"nvidia"' --mode free --silent

# Beginner filter mode
echo "nvidia.com" | sipg search --filter ssl --silent

# Collect domains and subdomains too
sipg search 'ssl:"nvidia"' --mode free --collect all -o assets.txt

📖 Commands

sipg configure

Configure your Shodan API key securely.

sipg search <query>

Search for IP addresses using Shodan.

Options:

• -o, --output FILE: Save results to file. If not specified, results are printed to the console. Only IPs are saved for simple output, or detailed JSON for --details.
• -m, --max-results N: Maximum number of results to return. Default: all available results.
• -d, --delay SECONDS: Delay (in seconds) between API requests to avoid rate limits.
• --details: Show detailed results with additional information (organization, location, hostnames, etc).
• --table: Display results in an expanded formatted table (IP, org, ASN, ISP, transport, domains, product, OS, timestamp, vuln count).
• --start-page N: Start fetching results from this page (1-based, default: 1).
• --end-page N: End fetching results at this page (inclusive). If not set, fetches up to the last available page or the maximum number of results.
• -M, --mode [api|free]: Choose engine.
• --collect [ips|domains|subdomains|all]: Choose asset type to collect.
• -f, --filter TEXT: Wrap input as filter:"value" (example: --filter ssl).
• -s, --silent: Print raw values only.
• -O, --output-format [txt|json|csv]: Choose output format for --output.
• -F, --fields: Comma-separated fields for table/csv schemas (example: ip,port,org,asn).

sipg collect <query>

Collect IPs, domains, and subdomains with explicit export format support.

Options:

• -o, --output FILE: Output file path (required).
• --format [txt|json|csv]: Export format.
• -M, --mode [api|free]: Collection mode.
• -c, --collect [ips|domains|subdomains|all]: Which asset types to collect.
• -f, --filter TEXT: Beginner mode filter wrapper.
• -s, --silent: Raw output only.
• -F, --fields: Custom CSV fields (collect supports: type,value).

Examples:

# Collect all assets and export as JSON
sipg collect 'ssl:"nvidia"' --collect all --mode free -o assets.json --format json

# Use beginner filter mode with stdin, then export CSV
echo "nvidia.com" | sipg collect --filter ssl --mode free -o assets.csv --format csv

# Collect more IPs without API key
sipg search 'ssl:"nvidia"' --mode free -m 5000

# Customize table columns
sipg search 'port:443' --table --mode api --fields ip,port,org,asn,city,country,vuln_count

# Customize API CSV schema
sipg search 'http.server:Apache' --details --mode api -o apache.csv --output-format csv --fields ip,port,org,isp,product,timestamp

sipg fields

Show all supported field names for --fields (with examples), for both search and collect.

sipg fields

# Machine-readable output for scripts
sipg fields --json

Short aliases

SIPG includes short command aliases for faster usage:

s   # search
c   # collect
cfg # configure
i   # info
ex  # examples
cl  # clear
fs  # fields

How output is saved:

• By default, results are printed to the console.
• Use -o/--output to save results to a file. If --details is used, detailed JSON is saved; otherwise, only IPs are saved.
• Use --max-results to limit the number of results.
• Use --start-page and --end-page to fetch results from a specific page range (each page = 100 results).
• Use --delay to avoid hitting Shodan rate limits (default: 1.0s).

Examples:

# Get the first 200 results
sipg search 'ssl:"Uber Technologies Inc"' --max-results 200

# Get results from pages 2 to 5 (i.e., results 101-500)
sipg search 'http.server:Apache' --details --start-page 2 --end-page 5

# Save results from pages 5 to 10 to a file
sipg search 'country:"United States"' -o us.txt --start-page 5 --end-page 10

sipg info

Show information about your Shodan API key and usage.

sipg examples

Display example search queries.

sipg clear

Clear the stored API key.

🔍 Search Query Examples

# SSL certificates
sipg search 'ssl:"Uber Technologies Inc"'
sipg search 'ssl.cert.subject.CN:"*.uber.com"'

# HTTP servers
sipg search 'http.server:Apache'
sipg search 'http.status:200'

# Geographic location
sipg search 'country:"United States"'
sipg search 'city:"New York"'

# Port scanning
sipg search 'port:80'
sipg search 'port:443'

# Products and services
sipg search 'product:"nginx"'
sipg search 'product:"MySQL"'

# Organizations
sipg search 'org:"Amazon"'
sipg search 'org:"Google"'

# Complex queries
sipg search 'ssl:"Uber Technologies Inc" http.status:200'
sipg search 'port:80 -http.title:"Invalid URL"'

🛠️ Development

Setup Development Environment

git clone https://github.com/emptymahbob/sipg.git
cd sipg
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Run Tests

pytest

Code Formatting

black sipg/

Type Checking

mypy sipg/

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

📞 Support

• Author: Mahbob Alam (@emptymahbob)
• Email: [e-mail]
• Twitter: https://x.com/emptymahbob
• Issues: https://github.com/emptymahbob/sipg/issues

⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is for educational and authorized security research purposes only. Always ensure you have proper authorization before scanning any networks or systems. The authors are not responsible for any misuse of this tool.