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Scripting with WebTech

You can use WebTech in any Python script by merely importing the library. This flexibility is the most useful feature of the tool, in my opinion, since you can integrate it into any other script where determining what a website is built on is important.
For example, WebTech could be used as part of a larger fingerprinting script alongside port scans and service enumeration. It would also be useful in exploit scripts, where the details of the exploit change slightly depending on the platform.
Let's write a quick demo script to show it in action. Create your Python file with your text editor of choice — in this case, I'll use nano since it is easy:

~# nano scan.py

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Scripting with WebTech

You can use WebTech in any Python script by merely importing the library. This flexibility is the most useful feature of the tool, in my opinion, since you can integrate it into any other script where determining what a website is built on is important.
For example, WebTech could be used as part of a larger fingerprinting script alongside port scans and service enumeration. It would also be useful in exploit scripts, where the details of the exploit change slightly depending on the platform.
Let's write a quick demo script to show it in action. Create your Python file with your text editor of choice — in this case, I'll use nano since it is easy:

~# nano scan.py

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