ReconDog in Termux – Installation & Usage Commands

ReconDog is a simple reconnaissance and information gathering toolkit that provides different tools for domain lookup, DNS scanning, CMS detection, subdomain finding, port scanning, and other basic cybersecurity tasks. It allows you to perform footprinting and reconnaissance operations inside a Linux terminal environment for learning and cybersecurity practice purposes. Here’s what you can do with ReconDog in Termux:

  • Collect website and domain information.
  • Perform DNS and Whois lookups.
  • Scan open ports on targets.
  • Track IP address information.
  • Practice basic reconnaissance tasks.
  • Explore Linux cybersecurity tools.

Installation Commands

Update Termux packages:

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

Install required packages:

pkg install git python nmap dnsutils -y

Clone ReconDog repository:

git clone https://github.com/UltimateHackers/ReconDog

Go to ReconDog directory:

cd ReconDog

Install Python requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Start ReconDog:

python dog.py

Usage Commands

Run the ReconDog:

python dog.py

After starting ReconDog, you will see menu options like these:

1. Censys
2. NS lookup
3. Port scan
4. Detect CMS
5. Whois lookup
6. Detect honeypot
7. Find subdomains
8. Reverse IP lookup
9. Detect technologies
0. All
  • All : Run multiple reconnaissance checks together.
  • Censys : Collect public information about domains and servers.
  • NS lookup : Get DNS and nameserver records of a domain.
  • Port scan : Scan open ports on a target.
  • Detect CMS : Identify website CMS technologies.
  • Whois lookup : Collect domain registration information.
  • Detect honeypot : Check if a target may be a honeypot system.
  • Find subdomains : Discover subdomains of websites.
  • Reverse IP lookup : Find domains hosted on the same server.
  • Detect technologies : Identify technologies used by websites.

Choose the option you want and ReconDog will automatically perform the selected reconnaissance or information gathering task and show you the results.

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