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-# awacs-scanner
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+# awacs-scanner V2.0
+<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72181445/175283893-5f86ae86-36d0-4b3b-a8b7-6c99b7b1dfa1.png" width=700></img>
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+## What's awacs-scanner?
+awacs-scanner is a fully automated scanner that uses a combination of genocide_engine, nmap, vulners, osint to get as much info and vulnerabilities about a system/systems.
+
+## What's awacs? (Airborne Warning & Control System)
+
+"The Boeing AWACS is positioned to provide mission-critical surveillance support as well as assisting military and civilian authorities in coordinating humanitarian relief." -boeing.com
+
+BTW. awacs-scanner has nothing to do with the actual plane, it is just named that because the plane is used for survaillence, so is awacs-scanner.
+
+## Functions
+* Genocide engine
+* Python module so you can make a tool yourself with the awacs_core
+* vulners api to search for exploits
+* searchsploit to search for exploits
+
+## Installation
+1. Go to the releases tab
+2. Download the latest .deb package
+3. `apt install ./awacs_scanner.dev`
+4. `awacs`
+5. Go to /root/.awacs
+6. Put your vulners api key into the file like this: `vulners_api=THE_KEY`
+7. Save file
+
+## Usage
+```
+  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
+  -t TARGET, --target TARGET
+                        Targets/target to scan in one of these formats: divided by "," or file of targets.
+  -f FLAGS, --flags FLAGS
+                        Nmap flags ("-sV -A")
+  --st ST, --scan-type ST
+                        stealth_flight, vuln_scan, battering_ram (Read more about scans from github)
+  -c CONFIGURATION, --configuration CONFIGURATION
+                        Configuration file for awacs scanner (Syntax in github).
+```
+## Example usage
+```
+awacs -t target.txt --st stealth_flight
+awacs -t example.com -f "-p 21"
+awacs -t example1.example.com,example2.example.com --st battering_ram -c config.conf
+```
+## Scan modes explained
+* stealth_flight
+  * Syn nmap scan
+  * Sesitive file discovery by osint
+* vuln_scan (default if none provided)
+  * Nmap scan with version detection
+  * Use searchsploit to search for exploits
+  * Use vulners api to search for exploits 
+* battering_ram
+  * Full aggressive nmap
+  * Full genocide_engine treatment
+  * Same as vuln_scan without the nmap one