Shodan-Grabber is a Node.js tool for scraping IP addresses and other information from Shodan's web interface. It utilizes Puppeteer for web scraping and handles rate limits by implementing retries with delays. The tool can run multiple scraping tasks in parallel and outputs the data to text files.
- Scrapes IP addresses and details based on categories specified by Shodan.
- Batches multiple tasks with a limit on parallel execution.
- Detects rate limiting and automatically retries after a delay.
- Customizable search query via command-line arguments.
- Colorful, hacker-themed output using Chalk.
- Node.js v16 or higher
- Puppeteer for browser automation
- Chalk for colorful console output
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ethicalhackingplayground/shodan-grabber.git cd shodan-grabber -
Install dependencies:
npm install
To run Shodan-Grabber, specify your search query using the --query argument.
node index.js --query="example.com"node index.js --query="bmw.com"
This command will scrape IPs and related data for categories associated with "bmw.com" from Shodan and save the output into separate files in the output directory.
- --query: Required. Specify the search query for Shodan.
Results are saved in the output directory, where each category gets its own .txt file.
Example structure:
output/
├── asn.txt
├── bitcoin.ip.txt
├── country.txt
└── http.title.txt
Each file contains the scraped IPs and other details as plain text.
You can customize the following constants in index.js:
MAX_PARALLEL: The maximum number of parallel tasks (default is10).RETRY_DELAY_MS: The delay in milliseconds before retrying when rate-limited (default is30000).
In the future, Shodan-Grabber may be ported to GoLang or Rust to improve performance and reduce the dependency on Node.js.
Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests. Contributions are welcome!
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.