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It uses the IP or domain name and looks up the Autonomous System Number (ASN), retrieves the Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) subnet masks and converts them to IPs.
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_IP / Domain → ASN → CIDRs → IPs_
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>IP / Domain → ASN → CIDRs → IPs
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Please note that this technique only makes sense if the target has its own ASN. It is also advised to not perform tests on IP ranges that belong to multiple entities.
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_This tool is work in progress, if you make optimization changes yourself, you are invited to create a pull request or check the GitHub issues page—help is always appreciated._
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### Installation
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`go get github.com/harleo/asnip`
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```
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### Disclaimer
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This tool must use an external API such as HackerTarget to retrieve relevant data. It will rate limit your requests if you send too many.
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This tool must use an external API (which is subject to rate limiting) such as HackerTarget to retrieve relevant data. The conversion of CIDRs to IPs will be done locally.
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_Asnip is work in progress, if you make optimization changes yourself, you are invited to create a pull request or check the GitHub issues page—help is always appreciated._
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