##A Bash recon script using nmap and xsltproc to create some easy to read HTML reports

###What does this do?

This bash script does runs some nmap scans, creates a web page to easily view them from, and creates a folder to organize your findings. I used this to help with the recon portion of attacking boxes in labs (e.g. HackTheBox, OSCP)

###How does this work?

##Usage: ./furiousrecon

###Requirements:

• nmap
• xsltproc
• Any web browser
• Linux/Mac OS
• Sudo (in some cases)

####This will also work on subnets, but will take longer. ####Most effective against single boxes (typically =< 60 min)

###Organizes my notes, how so? ###Creates a folder for all the command output consisting of:

• Target name
• The output from the nmap commands
• A txt file to document findings.
• HTML files to view nmap results from each scan
• Organizes findings: images (for screenshots), tools used, nmap scans

###Running the script, and what to expect.

Running with user privileges

Running with root privileges

The results folder

The HTML page

The txt file

###ToDo's

• Test the -iL argument
• Add an additional argument for the full path.
• Figure out threading and get the script to run multiple windows for other tools (nikto, dirb, etc)
• Port over to Python