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Indulgentia

OSINT Subdomain Finder in Certificate Transparency

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INDULGENTIA: OSINT tool for analyzing Certificate Transparency and found subdomains.


Description

INDULGENTIA is a tool for automating OSINT analysis related to Certificate Transparency (CT) and phishing domain detection.
The script uses crt.sh to finding possible subdomains, checks their registration and activity, takes alives of the main pages and generates a detailed report in DOCX format.


Relevance and vulnerabilities of Certificate Transparency

Certificate Transparency (CT) is an open log of SSL/TLS certificates that allows you to track all issued certificates for domains.
However, CT logs can be used by attackers to:

  • Search for new subdomains and services (including test and internal ones) that accidentally "lit up" in public logs.
  • Attacks on newly registered domains (for example, phishing or to quickly exploit vulnerabilities).
  • Automation of the search for phishing targets — attackers can quickly find new domains and subdomains, register similar names and launch phishing campaigns.

INDULGENTIA helps to identify such risks and promptly respond to the appearance of suspicious domains.


Features

  • Finding of subdomains based on the target name (via crt.sh)
  • Domain Registration Verification (WHOIS)
  • HTTP and HTTPS activity verification
  • Taking alives of the main pages of active sites
  • Generation of a DOCX format report with results.
  • Multithreaded processing to speed up analysis
  • Automatic installation of dependencies for Arch Linux, Kali Linux, Ubuntu/Debian

Installation

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/toxy4ny/indulgentia.git
cd indulgentia
python3 indulgentia.py

Safety

Use the script only for legitimate purposes and with the permission of the owners of the analyzed domains. Do not use it to attack other people's resources.

License

MIT License

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GitHub Stars17
CategoryDevelopment
Updated3mo ago
Forks0

Languages

Python

Security Score

92/100

Audited on Dec 9, 2025

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