http-probe

A super-fast URL probing tool (Beta)

Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Usage
  • Input Methods
• Default Behavior

Features

• Extremely fast.
• By default, probe for status code, content-length, title, redirect chain, CSP header, response time, Server and Powered-By header (to detect CDN & other technologies).
• Fast to use and efficient.
• Anti-Feature: not quite customizable, instead designed for quick usage.
• by default, fallback from https to http.
• Supports domains and URLs as input.

Installation

go install github.com/GraveSIN/http-probe@latest

Usage

Probe a URL via different HTTP methods or DNS

Usage:
  http-probe [flags]

Flags:
  -d, --data string     HTTP request body data
      --dns             Enable DNS probing instead of HTTP
  -f, --file string     File containing URLs (one per line)
  -h, --help            help for http-probe
  -X, --method string   HTTP method to use (default: GET) (default "GET")
  -o, --output string   Output file path
  -t, --threads int     Number of concurrent threads (default 10)
  -T, --timeout int     Timeout in seconds for each HTTP request or each DNS record's resolution (default: 10) (default 10)
  -u, --url strings     Target URL(s) to probe

Input Methods

1. Via Command Line:

http-probe -u google.com,facebook.com,http://facebook.com

2. Via File:

http-probe -f urls.txt

3. Via Standard Input (stdin):

cat urls.txt | http-probe

or

echo "google.com" | http-probe

DNS Mode

• Probe DNS resolvers

echo "google.com" | http-probe --dns -T 5

Default Behavior

• Automatically attempts HTTPS first, falls back to HTTP if unsuccessful
• Probes redirect locations
• Probes html title
• Shows server technology information when available