WebInfo is a simple domain information gathering framework that collects different types of publicly available information about a website or domain. It performs checks such as WHOIS lookup, DNS lookup, GeoIP lookup, HTTP header analysis, port scanning, and more from a single menu-based script. It helps gather useful information about a target domain using simple commands from the Linux terminal.
Here are some useful tasks you can perform using the WebInfo tool from the terminal:
- Perform WHOIS lookups.
- Check DNS records.
- View host information.
- Run traceroute.
- Perform reverse DNS lookups.
- Find GeoIP information.
- Scan ports using Nmap.
- View HTTP headers.
- Extract webpage links.
WebInfo Installation Commands
Below are the simple commands to install WebInfo on any Linux distribution. Copy and run each command one by one to install the tool successfully.
Update your system packages.
apt update && apt upgrade -y
Install Git, Nmap, DNS utilities, Traceroute, WHOIS, and Curl.
apt install git nmap dnsutils traceroute whois curl -y
Clone the WebInfo repository.
git clone https://github.com/Anon4You/webinfo.git
Move into the project directory.
cd webinfo
Give execute permission to the script.
chmod +x webinfo.sh
Run WebInfo.
./webinfo.sh
WebInfo is now installed and ready to use.
WebInfo Usage Guide
Start the WebInfo framework.
./webinfo.sh
After running the command, WebInfo displays the following menu:
- [01] Whois Lookup : Displays domain registration information.
- [02] DNS Lookup : Shows the domain’s DNS information.
- [03] Host Lookup : Retrieves host information for the target.
- [04] Traceroute : Displays the network path to the target.
- [05] Reverse DNS : Finds the domain associated with an IP address.
- [06] SSL Info : Displays SSL certificate information.
- [07] DNS Record : Shows available DNS records.
- [08] GeoIP Lookup : Displays the geographical location of the target IP.
- [09] Nmap Scan : Performs a basic network scan on the target.
- [10] HTTP Headers : Displays the website’s HTTP response headers.
- [11] Page Link : Extracts links from the target webpage.
- [12] HTTP Status : Checks the HTTP status code of the website.
- [13] Subdomains : Searches for publicly available subdomains.
Enter the number of the option you want to use, then provide the target domain when prompted. WebInfo will automatically perform the selected information gathering task and display the results in the terminal.
