IP Address Lookup with Shodan API

About

1. Reads a list of IP addresses from input files.
2. Searches for each IP address using the /shodan/host/{ip} endpoint of the Shodan API
3. Writes the results for each IP address into a file called ip_results.json.

How to Use

Configure Settings

To authenticate with the Shodan API, you will need to add a valid API key to the Settings.toml file.

1. Open the file Settings.toml using Notepad (or any other text editor).
2. replace yourkeyhere123 between the doublequotes with your own API key.

There are some other configuration settings located in this file that change the output from the API response. Valid values are true or false.

Create Input File

Before using this program, you will need to create a file that contains all IP addresses you want to search. Open a text file, and put each IP address on its own line with no extra punctuation. See the file sample_input.txt for an example.

Usage

The easiest usage of the program is as follows:

1. Download the release package shodan.zip here.
2. Unzip the file and open the resulting folder.
3. Using the file explorer, drag and drop the file containing your list of IP addresses onto the shodan.exe file.
4. Open the resulting ip_results.json. For a better viewing experience, use your web browser or VSCode to open this file.

A few notes:

• The ip_results.json file will be overwritten each time the program is run. If you want to save the results from a previous search, rename the file or move it to another folder.
• The program accepts multiple input files, all of which are compiled into the same output file.
• You can also run this program from the command line. Example:

$ path/to/shodan.exe path/to/sample_input.txt