This past week I have updated my bing-ip2hosts project for 2019. Bing has a unique feature that helps with #OSINT #recon.
Unlike other search engines Bing.com lets your search by IP address. This is invaluable for discovery of subdomains, expanding attack surface, and even detection of shared hosting.
It has been 10 years since I first released this tool at #Kiwicon III in 2009. Since then, bing-ip2hosts has been included in Kali Linux, and many how-to articles and videos have been written over a dozen languages. This is the first official release since 2013.
Download the latest release from https://github.com/urbanadventurer/bing-ip2hosts
Release Notes
Features
- Improved output for multiple targets
- Highlight the current page in paginated search results
Fixes
- Fully compatible with macOS
- Improved screen output on 80×24 terminals
- Improved progress bar animation
- Update shield image from GPLv2 to GPLv3
- Fixed issue with displaying banner in quiet mode
- Fixed sorting by hostname when output with URL prefix
Misc
- Added -V to display the version
- Added dependency check for wget
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