xn-reverser
Enumerate possible ASCII text being spoofed by a particular IDN domain name
How it works
The basic algorithm for how this library works is as follows:
- Convert raw
xn--IDN domain to Unicode representation (usingidnalibrary) - For each Unicode char in the domain:
- Check a pre-built mapping for possible ASCII characters that look similar to the Unicode character (i.e. plaintext ASCII characters that the Unicode character could be spoofing)
- Compute the Cartesian product of the character lists (using
itertools.product) to generate the possible plaintext domain names
Usage
import xn_reverser
result = xn_reverser.xn_reverser("xn--80ak6aa92e.com")
print(result["possible_spoofed_ascii"])
xn_reverser() returns a dict containing the following elements:
domain_raw(string): the actualxn--raw IDN domain provided as the inputdomain_idn_rendered(string): the rendered Unicode form of the IDN domainpossible_spoofed_ascii(list): a list of possible ASCII domains converted from the IDN form
Caveats
- Does not parse subdomains. Must provide a base domain
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