NetProbe is a command-line utility designed to retrieve and analyze information about websites. It provides insights into various aspects of a website, including its IP address, geolocation data, SSL certificate details, and technology stack.
- Website IP Address: Discover the IP address associated with a given website.
- Geolocation Data: Retrieve information about the geographical location of the website server.
- SSL Certificate Details: Obtain details about the SSL certificate used by the website, including subject and issuer information.
- Technology Stack Detection: Detect the technology stack utilized by the website, such as web frameworks, content management systems, and JavaScript libraries.
- Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/gryphonribz/NetProbe.git
- Navigate to the NetProbe Directory:
cd NetProbe
- Compile the Program:
make
- Run NetProbe:
./NetProbe
To use NetProbe, simply execute the binary and follow the on-screen instructions. You'll be prompted to enter the website link (without http:// or https://). NetProbe will then gather and display the requested information.
Enter the website link (without http:// or https://): example.com
NetProbe relies on the following libraries:
- libcurl: For making HTTP requests.
- OpenSSL: For SSL certificate handling.
- json-c: For parsing JSON responses.
- Wappalyzer: For detecting the website's technology stack.
Ensure that these libraries are installed on your system before compiling and running NetProbe.
Contributions to NetProbe are welcome! If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.
NetProbe is licensed under the GNU GPL V3.