Shodan Search Script

The Shodan search script is a command-line tool that allows you to search for information about IP addresses using the Shodan API.

Installation

To install the Shodan search script on your Linux machine, follow these steps:

git clone https://github.com/shubhampatil09/shodan-search.git

cd shodan-search

chmod +x shodan-search.sh

./shodan-search.sh

Usage: shodan-search [OPTIONS] [IP ADDRESS]

Options:
-i, --input    Path to file containing IP addresses (one per line)
-o, --output   Path to output file

If the script runs successfully, you can move it to a location that's in your system's PATH to make it accessible from anywhere on your system:

sudo mv shodan-search.sh /usr/local/bin/shodan-search

This will allow you to run the script from anywhere on your system using shodan-search followed by the appropriate command-line options.

Usage

To use the Shodan search script, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory where the script is installed.

2. To search for information about a single IP address, enter the following command:

   shodan-search [IP ADDRESS]
   

   Replace [IP ADDRESS] with the IP address you want to search for.

3. To search for information about multiple IP addresses stored in a file, create a text file with one IP address per line, then enter the following command:

   shodan-search -i [INPUT FILE] -o [OUTPUT FILE]
   

   Replace [INPUT FILE] with the path to the input file containing the IP addresses, and replace [OUTPUT FILE] with the path to the output file where you want to save the results.

   For example:

   shodan-search -i input.txt -o output.txt
   

   This will search for information about each IP address in the input.txt file and save the results to the output.txt file.