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Scanning tool that takes a list of domains from a text file and verifies if they match a regular expression. It run in parallel with many works so is very performant.
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README.md

ShiMon (指紋) (English: Fingerprint)

ShiMon is a tool that takes in a list of domains from a text file then creates several workers that run in parallel to verify if a GET request for each domain matches a supplied regular expression.

All matching results are written as they are found to ./results.txt.

Usage

shimon -f /path/to/domains.txt -r '[g|G]oogle'

For maximum performance, make sure you increase ulimit -n, then use -u.

Run go run main.go -h for usage info

Building

Run make build

Binary will be placed in bin/