Network Recon Script

This script automates the process of checking the installation of necessary tools, verifying the anonymity of the local server, and performing network reconnaissance tasks on a remote server.

Features

• Log File Creation: Checks if a log file exists; if not, creates one.
• Tool Installation Check: Verifies if tor, sshpass, and nipe are installed; installs them if not.
• IP Anonymity Check: Determines the country of the current IP address and verifies anonymity.
• Remote Server Connection: SSH into a remote server if the local server is spoofed.
• Nmap Scan: Performs an Nmap scan on the remote server to check for open ports.
• Whois Scan: Executes a Whois scan on a target domain or IP on the remote server.
• File Transfer: Retrieves the saved Whois scan file from the remote server via FTP.
• Activity Logging: Logs the date and time of the Whois data collection in a log file.

Prerequisites

• tor
• sshpass
• nipe
• nmap
• whois

Ensure these tools are installed on your system.

Usage

1. Save the script to a file, e.g., network_recon.sh.
2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x network_recon.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./network_recon.sh

Script Workflow

1. Log File Creation:

   • Checks if nr.log exists in the current directory. If not, it creates the log file.

2. Tool Installation Check:

   • Verifies the installation of tor, sshpass, and nipe. If any tool is not installed, the script installs it.

3. IP Anonymity Check:

   • Retrieves the current IP address and checks its country. If the IP address is from Singapore (SG), the script exits.

4. Remote Server Connection:

   • Prompts the user for the remote server's IP, user, password, and the target domain/IP for the Whois scan.
   • Performs an Nmap scan on the remote server to check for open ports.
   • SSH into the remote server and performs a Whois scan on the target domain/IP.
   • Retrieves the Whois scan file from the remote server via FTP.

5. Activity Logging:

   • Logs the date and time of the Whois data collection in nr.log.