A cross-platform Python orchestrator to automate installation and execution of ProjectDiscovery reconnaissance tools:

• Bootstraps Go (if missing) on Linux or Windows
• Installs Subfinder, HTTPX, URLFinder, Nuclei + Nuclei-Templates
• Runs a unified pipeline:
  1. Passive subdomain discovery (Subfinder)
  2. HTTP service probing (HTTPX)
  3. URL extraction (URLFinder)
  4. Vulnerability scanning (Nuclei)
• Outputs simple, newline-separated text files per domain under output/<domain>/

• Zero capital: No external dependencies beyond Python 3.6+, curl/choco, and internet access.
• Cross-platform: Automatic Go install for Linux (tarball) and Windows (Chocolatey).
• One-stop recon: From subdomains to vulnerabilities with a single command.
• Easy parsing: All outputs in plain .txt for rapid grepping or chaining into other tools.

• Python 3.6+ (python3 --version)
• Linux: curl, sudo
• Windows: Chocolatey
• Git (optional, for cloning)

Linux

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/SnB0y/PD.git
cd PD

# Make the script executable
chmod +x PD.py

Windows

Download PD.py

Install Go (if missing) and all ProjectDiscovery tools + Nuclei templates:

python3 PD.py --install-tools

This will:

1. Check for go version.
2. Install Go via curl/tarball (Linux) or Chocolatey (Windows).
3. go install Subfinder, HTTPX, URLFinder, Nuclei.
4. Fetch the latest Nuclei-Templates (nuclei -update-templates).
5. Inject your Go workspace’s bin/ into the script’s PATH.

python3 PD.py --domain example.com

Create domains.txt (one domain per line), then:

python3 PD.py --domains domains.txt

After enumeration, you’ll find:

output/
└── example.com/
    ├── subfinder.txt    # Discovered subdomains
    ├── httpx.txt        # Hosts with HTTP/S services
    ├── urlfinder.txt    # Extracted URLs
    └── nuclei.txt       # Vulnerabilities found by Nuclei

• Nuclei filters: add -severity, -tags, or custom templates.
• Concurrency: tweak -c flags for HTTPX, Nuclei, etc.
• Integrations: pipe outputs into your CI/CD, dashboards, or notification bots.
• Re-enable: bring back Katana or Naabu stages by uncommenting or re-adding their blocks.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b feature/awesome
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m "Add awesome feature"
4. Push to your branch: git push origin feature/awesome
5. Open a Pull Request.

• ProjectDiscovery for the tools & templates
• The open-source community for ongoing security research inspiration