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https://github.com/leonrjg/vakthund

Self-hosted web dashboard for security researchers to manage and track IoT devices from public sources such as Shodan or ZoomEye.
https://github.com/leonrjg/vakthund

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Self-hosted web dashboard for security researchers to manage and track IoT devices from public sources such as Shodan or ZoomEye.

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# Vakthund

Self-hosted web dashboard for security researchers to manage IoT devices from public sources such as Shodan or ZoomEye.

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## 🟍 Features:
🟢 Periodically save hosts that match certain criteria on IoT search engines

🟢 Configure and execute actions targeting certain hosts

🟢 Add multiple search engine queries for each device

🟢 Filter hosts by tag, device type or any related value

🟢 Confirm whether a host is online directly on the web interface

🟢 See the full result from the search engine on the web interface

## Screenshots
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## Supported Search Engines
- Shodan
- ZoomEye
- Censys (Coming soon)
- Fofa.so

## Setup (Docker)
Requirements: Node.js 18+, Python 3
```sh
git clone https://github.com/leonrjg/Vakthund.git
cd Vakthund
docker compose up
```

Once the setup is done, go to http://localhost:18000 on your browser.
If the app is not working, the following commands might help:

## Troubleshooting

### Tips
- Make sure the "data" directory is writable since the app will attempt to create a SQLite database there if no other DBMS is configured.
- If you wish to use another DBMS, set the following environment variables accordingly: `db_type=[sqlite|mysql|postgres]` `db_host` `db_user` `db_password` `db_name`

## Configuration
By following the previous steps, you will have the web dashboard working.

You can run scans to grab/update results from the **Logs** page.

You can also run scans manually via CLI:
```sh
cd vakthund-engine
python main.py
```
You can add your search engine API keys (Shodan, ZoomEye, etc) on the **Settings** page of the web dashboard.