Automated reconnaissance for bug bounty hunting
Modular bug bounty recon framework tailored for automated API and web asset discovery
GreyWolf is a modular bug bounty reconnaissance framework designed to automate the discovery of APIs and web assets. Built for security researchers and bug bounty hunters, it integrates powerful tools into a cohesive workflow.
GreyWolf streamlines the reconnaissance process by automating tedious tasks, allowing security professionals to focus on analyzing results and identifying vulnerabilities.
Comprehensive subdomain discovery using AssetFinder and Amass with custom wordlists and permutations.
Advanced web path discovery with ffuf using optimized wordlists and pattern recognition.
Specialized Kiterunner module for discovering and analyzing API endpoints.
Automated vulnerability detection with nuclei templates and custom checks.
Complete network reconnaissance with Nmap and custom scripts.
Automated report generation in multiple formats with actionable insights.
The framework follows a systematic workflow to maximize efficiency and coverage
Define scope and targets for reconnaissance
Identify subdomains, IPs, and network ranges
Automated scanning with nuclei and custom checks
Create actionable reports with findings
Get started with GreyWolf in just a few steps. Requires Linux environment with Python 3.8+.
This will install all required tools and dependencies.
Explore available options and commands.
Perform a full reconnaissance scan on your target.
Future plans for GreyWolf development and feature enhancements.
Initial release with basic reconnaissance modules and reporting functionality.
Create Docker images for easier deployment and dependency management.
Implement distributed scanning for large-scale reconnaissance operations.
Machine learning-based wordlist optimization for specific targets.
Add support for scanning cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP).
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