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0x0005 Interacting with file parsing such as NMAP XML files

Alot of this mainly contains parsing NMAP XML files, JSON files, or even parsing through files via regex to find all sensative information in the file that you are parsing.

> parse xmln host This command is quite simple, it takes a nmap XML output file then parses through the file to look for all hostnames that have been scanned. (USER NOTE: You could always use the example files and lists and even images to test out utiltiies in red rabbit if you do not have your own) example output

Addresses scanned ~> 45.33.32.156

> parse xmln service this command like others are simple to use and understand it will parse through the NMAP XML file, and try to find the ports scanned, their service, service info etc... example output

> parse xmln ports Find all of the ports scanned and saved in the output of a nmap XML file, this will also try to find information on the found port example output

> parse xmln hostn parse through the nmap XML file that you saved to find all scanned hostnames within the file, based on a predefined structure. example output

< Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | user | | | |----Host Text>: | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- < Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | PTR | | | |----Host Text>: | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- < Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | user | | | |----Host Text>: | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- < Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | PTR | | | |----Host Text>: | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- < Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | user | | | |----Host Text>: | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- < Host > | scanme.nmap.org | | |----Host Type>: | PTR | | | |----Host Text>: | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------

> parse xmln porti parse through a NMAP XML file to find all ports that were scanned and for every port get information on the port such as service, protocal name, loc, and port description example output

> parse xmln runs Command will parse through a NMAP XML file to find all given runtime data and script information about the command and the session that was started example output

> parse xmln hosts Find all scanned number of hosts in the NMAP XML output file, quite simple output example output

Run Statistics Hosts > | | |>> Text | | |>> Down | 0 | |>> Up | 1 | |>> Total | 1 |

> parse xmln hosth Parse through a NMAP output based XML file to find and output all host information found in the prdefined hosth / host hint tag and structure example output

> parse xmln verbose parse through a nmap XML file to locate and output all information on the verbose tag and script side used. example output

> parse xmln debug parse through a nmap XML based output file to find all debug information and debug settings that were logged during output example output

> parse xmln times parse through a nmap xml based output file to find the time of execution of the scan and other time based information example output

> parse xmln scaninf Parse through a nmap XML output file to find all scan information example output

> parse xmln * like all commands any command that ends in * will mean run all functions, this command will simply parse through an XML output file from a nmap scan, and run all parsing functions and will output all given information example output

> parse config Simple command will check all API keys you have inserted into the API settings YAML file --NO OUTPUT

> parse burp targets Open and parse for a list of URLS and targets to produce a burp configuration file example file output

{ "target": { "scope": { "advanced_mode": true, "exclude": [], "include": [ { "enabled": true, "file": "^/.*", "host": "^http://www\\.google\\.com$", "port": "^443$", "protocol": "https" },

> parse data IP4 Open a file and pillage that file for all IP4 addresses that were found in that file

> parse data IP6 Open a file and pillage that file for all IP6 addresses that were found in that file

> parse data email Open a file and pillage that file for all email addresses that were found in that file

> parse data mac Open a file and pillage that file for all mac addresses that were found in that file

> parse data custom use your own customized regex string to pillage a file for information such as addresses names, numbers, etc..