n0kovo / dnsplz

A simple Bash script that resolves a list of domains from stdin to IP addresses and prints them to stdout

Hi! 👋

I'm some random 30-something human from the internet.
I thoroughly enjoy fucking with technology 🤷

🛠 Here's some stuff I've made:

• n0kovo_subdomains.txt

  
  – An extremely effective subdomain enumeration wordlist of 3,000,000 lines, crafted by harvesting SSL certs from the entire IPv4 space. Used as default subdomain wordlist in reconFTW and included in SecLists.



• awesome-password-cracking

  
  – A curated list of awesome tools, research, papers and other projects related to password cracking and password security.
  Featured on the legendary awesome list.



• fb_friend_list_scraper

  
  – OSINT tool for scraping names and usernames from large friend lists on Facebook, without being rate limited.
  Featured on kitploit.com



• hashcat-rules-collection

  
  – Probably the largest collection of hashcat rule-files anywhere.



• danish-wordlists

  
  – Collection of danish base wordlists for cracking danish passwords (Hashcat, John the Ripper etc.)



• danish_phone_wordlist_generator

  
  – Generate wordlists of Danish phone numbers by area and/or usage (Mobile, landline etc.) Useful for password cracking or fuzzing Danish targets.



• pyrandonaut

  
  – Open-source Python module implementation of the Randonautica app functionality. Using a Quantum Random Number Generator to generate random coordinates by kernel density estimation, similar to how the Randonautica app calculates "Attractor" points.



• ssid-keyspace-table

  
  – Table of common WiFi router SSIDs with their corresponding router model, WPA key examples, keyspace, format and default web interface credentials.



• CVE-2021-39174-PoC

  
  – Cachet configuration leak dumping PoC exploit. Used by the one and only IppSec here.



• random-agent

  
  – Simply output a random user-agent. Use it with tools that don't have a --random-agent flag. Like `random-agent` or $(random-agent)



• gohashmob

  
  – Quickly look up hashes in your terminal using the HashMob API.



• OPSECpatches

  
  – A collection of common InfoSec tools patched to be more stealth. Contributions greatly appreciated!



• Signal-Desktop-Encrypter

  
  – This script provides you with the missing local storage-encryption feature in Signal Desktop, that the developers refuse to implement, using VeraCrypt.