ReconX Scan - Network Security Toolkit 🔍

Table of Contents 📑

1. Overview
2. Author
3. Features
4. Theory Behind The Features
5. Installation & Usage
6. Usage Guide
7. Disclaimer
8. Contributing
9. License

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Overview 📌

ReconX Scan is an advanced network security toolkit built with Streamlit that provides a user-friendly interface for cybersecurity tasks. This tool helps security analysts, penetration testers, and IT professionals perform essential network reconnaissance and security assessments.

🚀 Live Demo: ReconX

Author ✍️

Created by Atharv Yadav - GitHub Profile

🔗GitHub Repository: ReconX

Features 🚀

1️⃣ Port Scanning

• Scans a given target IP within the range 1-500.
• Uses multi-threading (50 threads) to speed up scanning.
• Detects open ports, service banners, and potential vulnerabilities.
• Identifies outdated services that may have known exploits.

2️⃣ OS Fingerprinting

• Uses a basic TCP handshake technique to infer the target OS.
• Determines if the system is Linux/Unix or Windows Server based on response analysis.

3️⃣ Whois Lookup

• Fetches WHOIS information for a given domain or IP.
• Useful for gathering ownership details and domain registration data.

4️⃣ Reverse DNS Lookup

• Converts an IP address to a domain name (if available).
• Helps in identifying associated domains with an IP.

5️⃣ DNS Enumeration

• Retrieves important DNS records (A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, TXT).
• Helps in subdomain enumeration and understanding domain infrastructure.

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Theory Behind The Features 🧠

🔹 Port Scanning

Port scanning is an active reconnaissance technique used to identify open ports on a target machine. Open ports can indicate running services, which may be exploitable.

🔹 OS Fingerprinting

By analyzing responses to network requests, we can make an educated guess about the OS running on the target.

🔹 Whois Lookup

WHOIS databases store domain ownership information. Retrieving this data helps in reconnaissance by providing details about registrants, contact info, and hosting providers.

🔹 Reverse DNS Lookup

Maps an IP address back to a domain name. If a reverse DNS record exists, it provides clues about the target.

🔹 DNS Enumeration

DNS records contain valuable information about a domain’s infrastructure, such as mail servers (MX), authoritative name servers (NS), and textual metadata (TXT).

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Installation & Usage 🛠️

Prerequisites

Ensure you have Python 3.x installed on your system.

Step 1️⃣ - Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/atharvbyadav/ReconX.git
cd ReconX

Step 2️⃣ - Install Dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

Step 3️⃣ - Run the Application

streamlit run ReconX.py

The application will open in your default web browser.

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Usage Guide 📖

🔸 Port Scanning

1. Enter the Target IP Address.
2. Click Start Port Scan.
3. View the open ports, banners, outdated services, and potential risks.

🔸 OS Fingerprinting

1. Enter the Target IP Address.
2. Click Detect OS.
3. View the estimated OS of the target.

🔸 Whois Lookup

1. Enter the Domain or IP Address.
2. Click Get WHOIS Info.
3. View the WHOIS data fetched from public databases.

🔸 Reverse DNS Lookup

1. Enter the Target IP Address.
2. Click Perform Reverse DNS Lookup.
3. View the associated domain (if any).

🔸 DNS Enumeration

1. Enter the Domain Name.
2. Click Enumerate DNS.
3. View all DNS records found.

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Disclaimer ⚠️

This tool is meant for educational and security research purposes only. Unauthorized scanning of networks you do not own or have explicit permission to test is illegal and punishable under cyber laws.

Use this tool responsibly and ethically!

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Contributing 🤝

We welcome contributions! Feel free to fork this repository, improve the tool, and submit a pull request. Reach out for Ideas and Suggetions...

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License 📜

This project is licensed under the MIT License.