onionscan deployment

note! this repo is a patched version of https://github.com/s-rah/onionscan and is designed to be run from a google cloud shell from hunchly at https://github.com/hunchly/funchly/tree/main/onionscan which has been used as the baseline and modified to also be able to deploy on a local instance.

onionscan on google cloud shell

1. to get a free cloud shell account: https://console.cloud.google.com/getting-started?pli=1

2. open your cloud shell you click here:

3. from your cloud shell:

https://gitlab.com/n3ph0s/onionscan/-/raw/main/cloudshell_install_onionscan.sh

chmod +x cloudshell_install_onionscan.sh

./cloudshell_install_onionscan.sh

4. you now need a way to connect into tor, and we can use docker (already setup in google cloud shell) for this:

docker run -it -p 127.0.0.1:9050:9050 --name torproxy -d dperson/torproxy

docker inspect torproxy

you will need to re-run the tor proxy / docker commands above each time you drop into a cloud shell.

5. note the ip address listed in the ipaddress field and then run onionscan:

onionscan -torproxyaddress <ip address of docker container>:9050 -verbose <onion address>

6. use the web preview in google cloud shell to view the onion scan correlation lab:

your browser should open the onion scan correlation lab in a new tab:

7. some common searches:

snapshot - finds all types of all data extracted.

crawl - finds all successful crawls.

ssh - find all ssh banners retrieved.

email-address - search for extracted email addresses.

mod_status - this will find hidden services potentially leaking the "real" ip address.

or you can search for the title of a hidden service from the hunchly dark web report.

onionscan on local instance

note! this is based on a clean installation of ubuntu 20.04 and the instructions can be modified for other versions of linux using the below instructions as a base

1. from the terminal on your local machines:

wget https://gitlab.com/n3ph0s/onionscan/-/raw/main/local_install_onionscan.sh

chmod +x local_install_onionscan.sh

./local_install_onionscan.sh

2. you now need a way to connect into tor, and we can use docker for this:

docker run -it -p 127.0.0.1:9050:9050 --name torproxy -d dperson/torproxy

docker inspect torproxy

3. note the ip address listed in the ipaddress field and then run onionscan:

onionscan -torproxyaddress <ip address of docker container>:9050 -verbose <onion address>

4. in the local browser on the machine navigate to http://localhost:8080 to view the onion scan correlation lab:

5. some common searches:

snapshot - finds all types of all data extracted.

crawl - finds all successful crawls.

ssh - find all ssh banners retrieved.

email-address - search for extracted email addresses.

mod_status - this will find hidden services potentially leaking the "real" ip address.

or you can search for the title of a hidden service from the hunchly dark web report.

what is onionscan?

head to the original repo: https://github.com/s-rah/onionscan