Raccoon
Raccoon is a Python-based security tool developed to perform reconnaissance and information gathering operations on target systems. It uses the asyncio library for asynchronous performance and houses a variety of modules such as DNS, WHOIS, TLS, port and service scans. Saves outputs to target-based folders and module-based files, as well as supports anonymous routing via Tor or proxy.
evyatarmeged · Security & Penetration Testing
Common commercial products in this category: Burp Suite Professional, Nessus, Cobalt Strike
- You can query DNS records, WHOIS information, and TLS certificate details.
- You can do port scanning, service detection and URL fuzzing on the target system.
- By conducting subdomain discovery, you can perform WAF detection and CMS analysis.
- • No published release
- • NeutralHacker News
Raccoon Attack
“It invokes the phantasmagoric shapeshifting tanuki scrotal attack scenes of Isao Takahata's 1994 animated fantasy film, Pom Poko! (@ 6:33) >Prominent scrotums are an integral part of tanuki folklore, and they are shown and referred to throughout the film, and also used…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Raccoon Attack
“I was honestly thinking this was going to be about a pre-release game on Steam that turns out to be called "Wanted: Raccoon"[1] [1]”
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