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flan

A network scanner in Go. Successor to Flan Scan.

Features

• TCP port scanning with bounded concurrency
• 51-protocol service fingerprinting via fingerprintx (SSH, HTTP, MySQL, Redis, RDP, PostgreSQL, and more)
• Technology detection (Wappalyzer) and CPE generation
• TLS certificate inspection (version, cipher, subject, issuer, SANs, expiry, self-signed)
• CVE lookup by CPE via NVD API
• Host discovery (TCP probe to skip dead hosts)
• Passive subdomain enumeration via 10 no-key sources (crt.sh, Common Crawl, Wayback Machine, RapidDNS, Anubis, Digitorus, HudsonRock, SiteDossier, THC, ThreatCrowd)
• CDN detection (Cloudflare) — limits scan to ports 80/443 by default on CDN hosts
• DNS enumeration with wildcard detection and custom wordlist/resolver support
• NS, MX, TXT, CNAME record lookups
• CIDR and stdin input support
• nmap top 100/1000 port lists
• Scan checkpointing and resumption
• Progress reporting
• UDP service detection (DNS, NTP, SNMP, IPSEC) via --udp
• Web crawler with app fingerprinting via --crawl (path, header, and cookie-based detection for 60+ CMSes, frameworks, and admin tools)
• Context-aware rate limiting and TLS inspection — clean shutdown on Ctrl+C
• Graceful shutdown on SIGINT/SIGTERM
• AI-powered security analysis via Together API (DeepSeek V3.1) — brief summary on every scan, detailed report with --analyze
• Pretty streaming CLI output with TTY detection (JSONL when piping)
• JSON, JSONL (streaming), CSV, and text output
• Domain-mode output keeps subdomain and IP context (hostname (ip):port)
• Security header checks are evaluated on 2xx/3xx HTTP responses; 4xx/5xx responses are reported as skipped
• Configurable via YAML

Installation

From GitHub:

go install github.com/therandomsecurityguy/flan-go-scan/cmd/flan@latest

From source (go version > 1.21):

git clone git@github.com:therandomsecurityguy/flan-go-scan.git
cd flan-go-scan
go build -o flan ./cmd/flan
./flan --help

Docker:

git clone git@github.com:therandomsecurityguy/flan-go-scan.git
cd flan-go-scan
docker build -t flan .
docker run --rm flan --help
docker run --rm flan -t scanme.nmap.org --json

Usage

flan --help

Scan a single target:

flan -t scanme.nmap.org

Scan a domain (DNS enumeration + port scan):

flan -d example.com

Scan from a file with top 1000 ports:

flan -l targets.txt --top-ports 1000

Scan a CIDR range from stdin:

echo "10.0.0.0/24" | flan -l -

Scan with custom wordlist and resolver:

flan -d example.com -w wordlist.txt -r 8.8.8.8:53

Passive enumeration only (skip brute-force):

flan -d example.com --passive-only

Subdomains only output (subfinder-style, one per line):

flan -d example.com --subdomains-only

Domain scan port profile:

flan -d example.com --subdomain-ports web

Tune passive enumeration sources/settings:

flan -d example.com --subfinder-all --subfinder-max-time 10 --subfinder-threads 20

Scan all ports on CDN hosts (default is 80/443 only):

flan -d example.com --scan-cdn

Enable UDP scanning:

flan -t scanme.nmap.org --udp

Crawl HTTP/HTTPS services for endpoints, sensitive paths, and app fingerprinting:

flan -t example.com --crawl

Crawl with custom depth:

flan -t example.com --crawl --crawl-depth 3

Scan with detailed AI-powered analysis (requires TOGETHER_API_KEY):

flan -t scanme.nmap.org --analyze

Use a custom asset context file for policy-aware AI analysis:

flan -t api.example.com --context /path/to/context.yaml

Context is automatically loaded from config/context.yaml when present. It defines asset criticality, data classification, and security policies (TLS minimum version, SSH auth requirements, allowed ports). Policy violations are flagged before AI analysis runs.

Header inspection behavior: security-header findings are generated for HTTP 2xx/3xx responses. For 4xx/5xx responses (common on load balancer/CDN default pages), Flan reports header checks as skipped.

Flags

Flag	Description
-t	Target host/IP
-l	Target file (default ips.txt, - for stdin)
-d	Domain to enumerate via DNS
-p	Ports to scan
--top-ports	Use nmap top port list: 100 or 1000
--subdomain-ports	Domain mode port profile: web, standard, or full
-c	Config file (default config/config.yaml)
-w	Custom DNS subdomain wordlist
-r	Custom DNS resolver (ip:port)
--passive-only	Skip brute-force, use passive sources only
--subdomains-only	Print discovered subdomains and exit (no port scan)
--subfinder-sources	Comma-separated passive sources override
--subfinder-exclude-sources	Comma-separated passive sources to exclude
--subfinder-all	Use all subfinder passive sources
--subfinder-recursive	Use only recursive-capable passive sources
--subfinder-max-time	Max passive enumeration time in minutes
--subfinder-rate-limit	Passive enumeration HTTP requests/second
--subfinder-threads	Passive enumeration threads
--subfinder-provider-config	Path to subfinder provider config
--scan-cdn	Scan all ports on CDN hosts (default: 80/443 only)
--udp	Enable UDP scanning (ports 53, 123, 161, 500 by default)
--crawl	Crawl HTTP/HTTPS services for endpoints, sensitive paths, and app fingerprinting
--crawl-depth	Max crawl depth (default: 2)
--tls-enum	Enumerate supported TLS versions and cipher suites (~60 connections per TLS port, off by default)
--context	Asset context YAML file (auto-loads config/context.yaml if present)
--analyze	Detailed AI security analysis via Together API (requires TOGETHER_API_KEY)
--json	JSON output
--jsonl	JSONL streaming output
--csv	CSV output

Tests

go test ./... -v

License

BSD 3-Clause License

Documentation

Index

• type Config
  • func LoadConfig(path string) (*Config, error)

Types

type Config

type Config struct {
	Scan struct {
		Timeout   time.Duration `mapstructure:"timeout"`
		Ports     string        `mapstructure:"ports"`
		RateLimit int           `mapstructure:"rate_limit"`
	} `mapstructure:"scan"`
	DNS struct {
		TTL time.Duration `mapstructure:"ttl"`
	} `mapstructure:"dns"`
	Output struct {
		Format    string `mapstructure:"format"`
		Directory string `mapstructure:"directory"`
	} `mapstructure:"output"`
	Checkpoint struct {
		File string `mapstructure:"file"`
	} `mapstructure:"checkpoint"`
}

func LoadConfig

func LoadConfig(path string) (*Config, error)