The developer has released an updated version of PhishIntel, a web reconnaissance tool designed for gathering public data from websites and domains. The project is primarily written in Python with specific modules implemented in Go, allowing it to run without the need for additional external libraries.
The tool functions as a crawler that recursively traverses a specified number of pages. It extracts contact information, including phone numbers in Russian and American formats, email addresses, cryptocurrency wallets, and physical addresses. It also captures data from specific HTML fields such as tel and mobile.
PhishIntel includes a module for scanning popular TCP ports to determine service availability and identify underlying technologies. While the developer notes this is not a replacement for Nmap, it provides a baseline for initial reconnaissance. Results are exported in JSON or HTML formats.
Users can customize the tool by modifying the .env configuration file to adjust proxy settings or user agents. Furthermore, the Go-based port scanner module is modular, allowing developers to extend its functionality by recompiling the binary. Documentation for these modifications is provided.
