tatami
Shodan API tool.
usage: tatami.py [-h] [-a api_key] [-t target] [-tf target_file] [-o options [options ...]]
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Developed by Oriel & Spopy
github.com/OrielOrielOriel
github.com/sq00ky
Note: For tab delimiting to function properly when pasted to Excel. Output must be redirected or tee'd into a file then copied from there. Do not copy from the terminal.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a api_key, --api-key api_key
The Shodan API key.
-t target, --target target
The IP address of the target. Use -tf to specify a file containing a list of targets.
-tf target_file, --target-file target_file
A file containing a newline delimited list of target IPs. Use -t to specify a single target.
-o options [options ...], --options options [options ...]
Data to be retrieved. Common fields ip_str=Host IP address, hostnames=Host name, port=Open ports, product=Product version on the particular port, banner=Banner from a connection to the port. date=Current date.
Examples
> cat targets.txt
8.8.8.8
54.244.153.152
2001:4860:4860::8844
> ./tatami.py -a $API -tf targets.txt -o ip_str hostnames product info port
8.8.8.8 dns.google N/A N/A 53
54.244.153.152 ec2-54-244-153-152.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com Minecraft N/A 25565
2001:4860:4860::8844 dns.google N/A N/A 53
2001:4860:4860::8844 dns.google N/A N/A 443
2001:4860:4860::8844 dns.google N/A N/A 53
> ./tatami.py -a $API -tf targets.txt -o ip_str hostnames product info port > out.txt
In the text above you can see that tatami is retrieving data for 3 IPs, it is retrieving the fields: ip_str, hostnames, product, info, port. When it cannot find data for a given field, it puts in "N/A." The different fields are tab delimited and can therefore be easily pasted into a spreadsheet. The final command begins this process by redirecting the output into a file to be easily copied. The following images show the copying of the data, and then the pasting of the data into a spreadsheet.
