Posted by Omnisci3nt equips users with a comprehensive toolkit for conducting web reconnaissance with precision and efficiency.
Omnisci3nt is a powerful web reconnaissance tool designed to unravel the concealed intricacies of the online realm. With a comprehensive array of capabilities, Omnisci3nt offers users the means to delve into various aspects of a target domain, including IP lookup, domain information, SSL certificate details, DNS enumeration, subdomain enumeration, port scanning, web crawling, analysis of technologies utilized, Wayback Machine exploration, DMARC record examination, social media link discovery, and more.
Whether you’re a cybersecurity professional, researcher, or individual seeking to gain insights into a particular domain, Omnisci3nt’s versatile toolkit offers a comprehensive solution for navigating the intricate landscape of the web.
💡 For full functionality and better performance, a local installation is recommended.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| IP Lookup | Retrieve geolocation and ISP data |
| WHOIS Lookup | Get domain registration information |
| HTTP Header Analysis | Analyze response headers |
| SSL Inspection | Fetch and inspect SSL certificate |
| DNS Enumeration | Gather DNS, Reverse, and Shared DNS records |
| Subdomain Discovery | Identify subdomains using various techniques |
| Port Scanning | Scan and detect open ports |
| Directory Brute-Force | Discover hidden files and directories |
| Web Crawling | Fetch links, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml |
| Tech Detection | Detect technologies used by the website |
| Wayback Machine | View archived pages over time |
| DMARC Analysis | Check domain email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) |
| Social Media Discovery | Extract social profiles and emails |
| Admin Panel Detection | Identify admin login portals |
| Reverse DNS Lookup | Get hostnames from IP addresses |
| Shared DNS Lookup | Discover other domains on the same DNS server |
| vulnerabilities Scanner | Scan for common vulnerabilitie |
| Full Recon Mode | Run all modules for deep analysis |
git clone https://github.com/spyboy-productions/omnisci3nt.git
cd omnisci3nt
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 -m omnisci3nt.omnisci3nt -h
python -m omnisci3nt.omnisci3nt -whois example.com
Install via pipx for isolated, global access:
python3 -m pip install --user pipx
python3 -m pipx ensurepath
pipx install git+https://github.com/spyboy-productions/omnisci3nt.git
omnisci3nt -whois example.com
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
-ip <domain> |
IP geolocation info |
-headers <domain> |
Show HTTP headers |
-whois <domain> |
WHOIS lookup |
-ssl <domain> |
SSL certificate analysis |
-dns <domain> |
DNS enumeration |
-reversedns <domain> |
Reverse DNS lookup |
-shareddns <domain> |
Domains on the same DNS |
-subdomains <domain> |
Subdomain enumeration |
-dmarc <domain> |
DMARC record validation |
-crawl <domain> |
Crawl and fetch links |
-robots <domain> |
Fetch robots.txt and sitemap.xml |
-tech <domain> |
Detect technologies used |
-wayback <domain> |
Archive data from Wayback Machine |
-social <domain> |
Extract social media/email |
-dirscan <domain> |
Directory brute-force |
-portscan <domain> |
Port scanning |
-admin <domain> |
Admin panel finder |
-vulnscan <domain> |
Run vulnerability scanner |
-all <domain> |
Run all tools in one go |
🔄 To upgrade from GitHub
pipx upgrade omnisci3nt
# If you originally installed using a local directory (pipx install .), then use:
pipx install . --force
❌ To uninstall
pipx uninstall omnisci3nt
# Bonus: Check where it's installed
pipx list
Pull requests and issues are welcome! Found a bug? Have an idea? Let’s collaborate to improve Omnisci3nt.
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