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add-dot-at-end

Add . at the end of each line in files. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | sed 's/$/./' | tee out/output.txt

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add-line-to-shodan-query

Add lines to values of shodan query. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | awk '{ if ($0 != "") print "ssl.cert.subject.cn:\"*."$0"\""}'  | tee out/output.txt

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append-headers-to-csv

Append headers supplied to csv file without them. 
(echo "vulnerability_id,tags,description,authors,severity,type,host,ip,match,vuln_name,extracted_results,timestamp" && find in -type f -exec cat {} +) > out/output.txt

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awk-print-last-column

Prints last column of a files in in folder. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} +  | awk '{print $(NF)}' | tee out/output.txt

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awk-take-first-row

Extract first column from all files in in directory. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | awk -F " " '{print $1}' | tee out/output.txt

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awk-take-second-row

Extract second column from all files in in directory. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | awk -F " " '{print $2}' | tee out/output.txt

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awk-take-third-row

Extract third column from all files in in directory. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | awk -F " " '{print $3}' | tee out/output.txt

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cat-all-in

Cat all files in in directory 
cat in/*/* | tee out/output.txt

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cat-from-to-lines

Cat file from line number to line number with sed. 
sed -n 1,100p in/*/* | tee out/output.txt

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clone-github-repository

Efficiently clone a GitHub repository using the appropriate configuration. 
USERNAME="YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME"
EMAIL="YOUR_GITHUB_EMAIL"
REPOSITORY="USER/REPO"
TOKEN=$(cat /hive/in/http-input-1/output.txt)

BRANCH="main"

git config --global user.email "$EMAIL"
git config --global user.name "$USERNAME"
git config --global pack.windowMemory "50m"
git config --global http.version HTTP/1.1
git config --global http.postBuffer 157286400
git config --global http.lowSpeedLimit 0
git config --global http.lowSpeedTime 999999

git clone -b $BRANCH --depth 1 https://$USERNAME:$TOKEN@github.com/$REPOSITORY.git
cd $(echo $REPOSITORY | awk -F '/' '{print $2}')

# process your repository here
ls | tee /hive/out/output.txt

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convert-piped-ip-ports

Converts output with | delimiter to ip:port format. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | awk -F"|" '{print $1":"$2}' | tee out/output.txt

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count-lines-in-all-files

Used to quickly count all lines inside of all files in in folder. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | wc -l | tee out/output.txt

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create-wordlist-from-robots-txt

One-liner for generating wordlists from robots.txt 
find in/ -mindepth 3 -type f -exec cat {} + | egrep -w "Disallow|Allow: " | awk '{print $2}' | sed 's/^\///' | sed 's/\/$//' | sed '/^[[:space:]]*$/d'| sed 's/\*$//' | sed 's/^\*//' | sed 's/\/$//' | sed -e 's/\*\///g' | sed -e s/\*//g | uniq | tee out/output.txt

Contributed by kljunowsky

delete-dot-as-first-char

Delete dot when first character, usefull for parsing subdomains with not valid results. 
cat in/*/* | sed 's/^\.//' | sort -n | uniq | tee out/output.txt

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delete-dot-as-last-char

Delete dot when it is last character, massdns anyone? 
cat in/*/* | sed 's/\.$//' | tee out/output.txt

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egrep-multiple-values

Egrep multiple values and print last in array. 
cat in/*/* | egrep -w 'url|robots|linkfinder' | awk -F" " '{print $NF}' | tee out/output.txt

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egrep-urls-from-list-of-files

Extract urls from list of files with regex. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | egrep -o 'https?://[^ ]+' | tee out/output.txt

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eof-raw-data

Paste raw data and add it to output. 
cat << "EOF" | tee out/output.txt
ADD_CONTENT_HERE
EOF

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extract-ips-with-regex

Extract ip addresses from files with regex. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | grep -E -o "(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)" | tee out/output.txt

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find-strings-in-meg-responses

Find string in meg responses and print urls. 
for f in $(find in -mindepth 3 -type f -exec grep 'root:' -R {} + | cut -d":" -f1 | sort -u); do echo "$(head -1 $f) [VULNERABLE]" | egrep '^http'; done | tee out/output.txt

Contributed by gliga

generate-random-passwords

Utility to generate random passwords based on pwgen. 
pwgen -N 100 5 | tee out/output.txt

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generate-sequence-of-numbers

Sequence of numbers generator! 
for i in {1..10};do echo $i;done | tee out/output.txt

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get-asn-prefixes

Get asn prefixes by id. 
curl --silent https://stat.ripe.net/data/announced-prefixes/data.json\?resource\=ASN_ID | jq -r '.data.prefixes[].prefix' | tee out/output.txt

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get-inventory-cloud

Gather cloud assets from the Inventory project 
FILE_NAME="cloud"

BASE_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trickest/inventory/main"
# Usage:
#     get_invetory_files FILE_NAME COMPANY
#     
#     Example
#     get_inventory_files spider Netflix
get_inventory_files() {
    company=$2
    file=$1
    if ! wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}.txt" || [ ! -s  "${company}_${file}.txt" ]; then
        i=00
        while wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}_${i}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}_${i}.txt"; do
            i=$(printf '%02d' $((i+1)))
        done
    fi
}

echo "Downloading the targets index"
wget ${BASE_URL}/targets.json
jq -r '.targets[].name' targets.json > companies.txt

echo "Downloading $FILE_NAME files"
while read company; do
    echo $company
    get_inventory_files $FILE_NAME $company
done < companies.txt

find out -type f -empty -delete
cat out/* > out/output.txt

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get-inventory-hostnames

Gather hostnames from the Inventory project 
FILE_NAME="hostnames"

BASE_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trickest/inventory/main"
# Usage:
#     get_invetory_files FILE_NAME COMPANY
#     
#     Example
#     get_inventory_files spider Netflix
get_inventory_files() {
    company=$2
    file=$1
    if ! wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}.txt" || [ ! -s  "${company}_${file}.txt" ]; then
        i=00
        while wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}_${i}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}_${i}.txt"; do
            i=$(printf '%02d' $((i+1)))
        done
    fi
}

echo "Downloading the targets index"
wget ${BASE_URL}/targets.json
jq -r '.targets[].name' targets.json > companies.txt

echo "Downloading $FILE_NAME files"
while read company; do
    echo $company
    get_inventory_files $FILE_NAME $company
done < companies.txt

find out -type f -empty -delete
cat out/* > out/output.txt

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get-inventory-servers

Gather servers from the Inventory project 
FILE_NAME="servers"

BASE_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trickest/inventory/main"
# Usage:
#     get_invetory_files FILE_NAME COMPANY
#     
#     Example
#     get_inventory_files spider Netflix
get_inventory_files() {
    company=$2
    file=$1
    if ! wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}.txt" || [ ! -s  "${company}_${file}.txt" ]; then
        i=00
        while wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}_${i}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}_${i}.txt"; do
            i=$(printf '%02d' $((i+1)))
        done
    fi
}

echo "Downloading the targets index"
wget ${BASE_URL}/targets.json
jq -r '.targets[].name' targets.json > companies.txt

echo "Downloading $FILE_NAME files"
while read company; do
    echo $company
    get_inventory_files $FILE_NAME $company
done < companies.txt

find out -type f -empty -delete
cat out/* > out/output.txt

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get-inventory-spider

Gather web spider results from the Inventory project 
FILE_NAME="spider"

BASE_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trickest/inventory/main"
# Usage:
#     get_invetory_files FILE_NAME COMPANY
#     
#     Example
#     get_inventory_files spider Netflix
get_inventory_files() {
    company=$2
    file=$1
    if ! wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}.txt" || [ ! -s  "${company}_${file}.txt" ]; then
        i=00
        while wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}_${i}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}_${i}.txt"; do
            i=$(printf '%02d' $((i+1)))
        done
    fi
}

echo "Downloading the targets index"
wget ${BASE_URL}/targets.json
jq -r '.targets[].name' targets.json > companies.txt

echo "Downloading $FILE_NAME files"
while read company; do
    echo $company
    get_inventory_files $FILE_NAME $company
done < companies.txt

find out -type f -empty -delete
cat out/* > out/output.txt

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get-inventory-urls

Gather URLs from the Inventory project 
FILE_NAME="urls"

BASE_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trickest/inventory/main"
# Usage:
#     get_invetory_files FILE_NAME COMPANY
#     
#     Example
#     get_inventory_files spider Netflix
get_inventory_files() {
    company=$2
    file=$1
    if ! wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}.txt" || [ ! -s  "${company}_${file}.txt" ]; then
        i=00
        while wget "${BASE_URL}/${company}/${file}_${i}.txt" -O "out/${company}_${file}_${i}.txt"; do
            i=$(printf '%02d' $((i+1)))
        done
    fi
}

echo "Downloading the targets index"
wget ${BASE_URL}/targets.json
jq -r '.targets[].name' targets.json > companies.txt

echo "Downloading $FILE_NAME files"
while read company; do
    echo $company
    get_inventory_files $FILE_NAME $company
done < companies.txt

find out -type f -empty -delete
cat out/* > out/output.txt

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get-js-links-from-urls

Get all js links from list of urls 
find in -type f -exec cat {} +  | grep -Eo "https?://\S+?\.js" | tee out/output.txt

Contributed by trickest

gunzip-jsons-to-out

Extract gunzip file and cat json files to out file. 
gunzip in/*/*.gz && find in -name '*.json' -exec cat {} \;  | tee out/output.txt

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httpx-json-parse

Parse httpx JSON output to line by line file 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | jq -r '"\(try(.url)) \([try(."title")]) \([try(."status_code")]) \([try(."content_length")]) \([try(."content_type")]) \([try(."host")]) \([try(."final_url")]) \([try(."webserver")]) \([try(."technologies")]) \([try(."a"|.[] | tostring)])"' | tee out/output.txt

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jq

JQ for parsing json results. 
cat in/*/* | jq -r '.results | .[]| "\(.url) \(.status) \(.length) \(.redirectlocation) "' | tee out/output.txt

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masscan-ip-port

Parse masscan's output into IP:Port pairs (e.g. 127.0.0.1:80) 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | grep 'Host' | awk -F'[ /]' '{print $3":"$5}' | tee out/output.txt

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mv-regex-files

Move specific files from in to out. 
mv in/*/*-takeover* out/

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parse-nuclei-to-csv

Parse nuclei JSON output to create valid csv 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | jq '. | {vulnerability_id: .templateID, tags: .info.tags, description: .info.description, authors: .info.author, severity: .info.severity, type: .type, host: .host, ip: .ip, match: .matched, vuln_name: .matcher_name, extracted_results: .extracted_results|tostring, timestamp: .timestamp}' | jq -r 'to_entries|map(.value)|@csv' | tee out/output.txt

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print-to-lower

Print file content to lowecase 
cat in/*/* | awk '{print tolower($0)}' | tee out/output.txt

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recursively-cat-all

Recursively cat all files in a folder. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | tee out/output.txt

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recursively-cat-with-extension

Cat all files with custom extension 
find in -name '*.txt' -exec cat {} \;  | tee out/output.txt

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remove-whitespaces

Remove whitespaces to files when appending values at the end of lines. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | tr  -d '[:blank:]' | tee out/output.txt

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replace-char-with-new-line

Replaces character with new lines, sorts and deduplicates. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | tr . '\n' | sort -n | uniq | tee out/output.txt

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replace-dots-with-dash

Replacing dot in strings with dashes 
cat in/*/* | sed s/[.]/-/g | tee out/output.txt

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rsync-in-out

Copy all files from in folders to out folder recursively. 
rsync -rtv in out

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rustscan-ip-port

Parse RustScan's output into IP:Port pairs (e.g. 127.0.0.1:80) 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + > merged.txt

while read line; do
  # Extract the IP address and ports from each line
  ip=$(echo $line | awk '{print $1}')
  ports=$(echo $line | awk '{print $3}' | tr -d '[]')


  # Split the ports into an array
  IFS=',' read -ra port_arr <<< "$ports"


  # Print the IP address and each port in the "ip:port" format
  for port in "${port_arr[@]}"; do
    echo "${ip}:${port}" >> out/output.txt
  done
done < merged.txt

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securitytrails-reverse-lookup

Reverse-lookup a list of domains on SecurityTrails to retrieve hostnames 
API_KEY='ADD_SECURITYTRAILS_API_KEY'
IP_ADDRESSES_INPUT_NODE='ADD_INPUT_NODE_ID'
# IP_ADDRESSES_INPUT_NODE='http-input-1'

while read ip; do
  echo "$ip"
  curl --request POST \
    --url 'https://api.securitytrails.com/v1/domains/list?include_ips=true' \
    --header "APIKEY: $API_KEY" \
    --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
    --data '{"filter":{"ipv4":"'$ip'"}}' | jq -r '.records[].hostname' | tee -a out/output.txt
done < in/$IP_ADDRESSES_INPUT_NODE/output.txt

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sed-add-at-beginning

Add string at the beginning of each line using sed. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | sed 's/^/https:\/\//' | tee out/output.txt

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sed-add-at-end

Add string at the end of each line using sed. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | sed 's/$/\/FUZZ/' | tee out/output.txt

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sed-replace-words-in-file

Replace "foo" "bar" with words you want to replace in in folder. 
sed 's/foo/bar/g' in/* | tee out/output.txt

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sort-uniq

Sort all data and delete duplicates in files in in directory. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} +  | sort -n | uniq | tee out/output.txt

Contributed by trickest

sort

Sort all data in files in in directory. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | sort | tee out/output.txt

Contributed by trickest

ungrep-multiple-values

Ungrep multiple strings. 
cat in/*/* | egrep -wv 'url|robots|linkfinder' | awk -F" " '{print $NF}' | tee out/output.txt

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unzip-to-out

Unzip files in in folder to out folder 
unzip in/*/*.zip -d out

Contributed by trickest

wget-list-to-out

Wget list of urls and output to out directory 
wget -i in/*/* --directory-prefix out

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whois-get-registrant-organization

Get registrant organization using whois for domain list file input. 
for domain in `find in -type f -exec cat {} +`; do
    organization=$(whois $domain | grep 'Organization: ' | head -1 | awk -F ': ' '{print $NF}');
    echo "$domain: $organization"
done | tee out/output.txt

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wildcard-domains-from-burp-scope-file

Get all wildcard domains from Burp scope json file. 
find in -type f -exec cat {} + | jq '.target.scope.include[] | .host' | grep "*" | sed 's/\\//g' | sed 's/\"^.\*//g' | sed 's/$\"//g' | sed 's/^\.//'  | sort -n | uniq | tee out/output.txt

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zip-to-out

Zip all files and move to out directory 
zip -r output.zip in && mv output.zip out

Contributed by trickest