Add cero module

[ibitebyt3s]

cero is a go command that grabs the domains from a SSL certificate. It's useful to expand the possible known domain names of a partiular target.

Test it in zsh shells with:

axiom-scan =(echo google.com) -m cero -o out.txt

or replace =(echo google.com) with a file with your desired input.

Command Output example (truncated):

*.google.pt
*.googleadapis.com
*.googleapis.cn
*.googlevideo.com
*.gstatic.cn
*.gstatic-cn.com
googlecnapps.cn

[0xtavian]

Thanks for the PR. I want to take this opportunity to make cero axiom’s first docker based module.

The requirements for a docker module are

• the Packer provisioner has to build a docker image of the tool instead of installing it directly
• The docker module needs docker to mount the scans working directory and produce output in the same directory.

Below is an example of a docker module. If you are not up to the task, I can look into it in a few days.

im going to close this PR but if we cant make the docker module for whatever reason we can likely reopen.

Thanks again! I hope you are up for the challenge! But if not, no worries!

[
        {
                "command":"docker run --rm --mount type=bind,source=\"$(pwd)\",target=/host ilyaglow/masscan -iL /host/input -p80 -oG /host/output",
                "ext":"txt"
        },
        {
                "command":"sudo masscan -iL input -oX output",
                "ext":"xml"
        }
]

[ibitebyt3s]

You're welcome and thank you as well!

Sure, I worked with docker a few years/months ago and would need to refresh some concepts. I'm interested creating the docker module but I atm I'm loaded with other tasks and can't commit myself to a dead line.

Instead I'll update this thread whenever I start working on it. Either way if you end up doing it I might be able to help by dockerizing other modules.

[0xtavian]

@ibitebyt3s

Either way if you end up doing it I might be able to help by dockerizing other modules.

Yep! Over the coming months I plan to port as many modules as we can to docker. Should be interesting. :)