netlas-io / netlas-cookbook

The goal of this guide is very simple - to teach anyone interested in cyber security, regardless of their knowledge level, how to make the most of Netlas.io.

Welcome to Netlas.io Github profile

Netlas.io is an open source intelligence platform that helps discover, research and monitor any online assets. Thousands of IT security experts use Netlas.io as a reliable source of information for their day-to-day operations.

Netlas.io platform provides several powerful tools:

• non-intrusive internet scanner,
• DNS and WHOIS search engine,
• attack surface discovery tool and more.

Just make some queries with the IP/domains of your interest in the Host info tool to get started →

Some of the databases collected by Netlas.io can be purchased from the Datastore →

You can also integrate Netlas.io services into your applications using RESTful API →

What can Netlas.io be used for?

Here are some general use-cases:

• IP/Domain information gathering
• Investigate websites and web applications, IoT devices and other online assets
• Penetration tests and bug bounty jobs (reconnaissance stage)
• Attack surface management
• Detect shadow IT and phishing domains

Netlas.io is paid?

Netlas has a "Community" subscription. It becomes available immediately after registration and allows you to make 50 requests to the platform per day for free. Try now

For a commercial usage you need to pay for a "Freelancer", "Business", "Corporate" or "Enterprise" subscriptions. You can also get a subscription for free if you are a blogger who writes or makes videos about cybersecurity. More details here

I am NOT a cybersecurity professional. Why use Netlas.io to search the internet?

The platform was originally created for cybersecurity professionals and developers.

But sometimes it can be useful to anyone who needs to find something on the Internet, but can't do it with Google. Netlas.io allows you to search many sites that are not indexed by regular search engines (this can be due to the presence of a ban on indexing in the robots.txt file).

In addition, Netlas.io allows you to find older, possibly defunct, versions of websites by using a search function to search through scans of different dates.

Where to start?

We have several repositories with tutorials to help you quickly learn Netlas.io and use its features to their full potential:

• Netlas CookBook – an ultimate guide to teach anyone interested in cyber security, regardless of their knowledge level, how to make the most of Netlas.io
• Netlas Dorks – tons of search queries for CVEs, IoT, Routers, IP cameras, storages, databases and more
• Netlas Scripts – some useful scripts for basic tasks you can use to create you own automations

Stay tuned!

Don't forget to subscribe to Netlas.io on social networks:

• Hot CVEs and queries to search vulnerabe devices on Twitter / Telegram
• Tips and How-to's on Medium
• CVE in-depth analysis on Reddit
• Company news on Linkedin

netlas-cookbook's Issues

Does it will work on google cloud shell ?

Its look like "hardcore" tool, I didn't try it yet on Kali, but I wanted to ask, does it will work on google cloud shell for example ?