nslookup-shodan

This repo contains an automation script to enrich the domain records mapping in a JupiterOne account. The script performs the following actions:

• Run a J1QL query to retrieve a list of DomainRecord entities that do not already connect with an existing target entity in the graph.

• For each "orphaned record":

  • Perform nslookup to get the target IP address.

  • Use the IP address to perform a Shodan query to retrieve some host details, without performing an active scan of the host.

  • If the host has port 443 open, connect via HTTPS to retrieve certificate information.

  • Create the discovered_host entity and connect the DomainRecord entity to it in the JupiterOne graph.

How to use it

Install node.js and yarn locally.

Create a .env file locally in the project root directory, with your JupiterOne account ID, API key, and Shodan API key. The file should look like this:

J1_ACCOUNT_ID=abc
J1_API_TOKEN=........
SHODAN_TOKEN=........

Next, run the script:

yarn && yarn start

The script uses JupiterOne Bulk Upload / Synchronization API, which completes the update to graph asynchronously in the background. It typically takes less than a few minutes to complete after the upload.

You can run the following J1QL query to see the graph:

FIND DomainRecord THAT CONNECTS discovered_host RETURN TREE

Here's an example screenshot: