Working with GRecon Tool on Kali Linux

Setting Up Target:

First of all, for using the GRecon tool, we need to specify the target domain URL or host. As this script is fully automated, you are immediately asked to enter the target domain URL after running the script. In the below Screenshot, We have provided our target domain as w3wiki.org

Example 1: Subdomains Enumeration

In the below Screenshot, We have got the Subdomains associated with our Target domain w3wiki.org. No external option or tag is provided for getting the results. Once you run the script, your work is done, all then the next task is performed by the tool itself.

Example 2: Sub-Subdomains Enumeration

In the below Screenshot, We have got the Sub-Subdomains of w3wiki.org. GRecon tool is so powerful that it can even enumerate in deep.

Example 3: Signup/Login pages

In the below Screenshot, We have got the Signup/Login Pages links or the links which consist of the words Login and Signup are retrieved. w3wiki is a contributing website; various articles include the phrase signup and login, so all these links are rescued by the GRecon tool.

Google Dorking is the process of searching the publicly available information on the internet in a more innovative way. The advanced query is fired to get the exact results of our doubt. As Google has the collection of massive data, sometimes we didn’t get the results we want, So in this case, we can use this Google Dorking process. GRecon tool is an automated script used in the process of Enumeration and Information Gathering. We can automate this task using the GRecon tool. The method of Subdomain, Sub-Subdomain Enumeration can be done with the help of this tool; only you need to run the script and provide the target URL. GRecon  is an open-source and free to use tool.

Note: Make Sure You have Python Installed on your System, as this is a python-based tool. Click to check the Installation process: Python Installation Steps on Linux