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We are in the beta phase of the tool and would like to know if you are facing any installation issues with our framework. If so, please post your issues on our discord.

Mantis is a command-line framework designed to automate the workflow of asset discovery, reconnaissance, and scanning. It takes the top-level domains as input, then seamlessly progresses to discovering corresponding assets, including subdomains and certificates. The tool performs reconnaissance on active assets and concludes with a comprehensive scan for vulnerabilities, secrets, misconfigurations and phishing domains - all powered by a blend of open-source and custom tools.

• Automated Discovery, Recon & Scan
• Distributed Scanning (split a single scan across multiple machines)
• Super-Easy Scan Customisation
• Dashboard Support
• Vulnerability Management
• Advanced Alerting
• DNS Service Integration
• Integrate new tool (existing and custom) in minutes

Click here to know more about the features in detail.

• Discovery
  • Subdomains
  • Certificates
• Recon
  • Open Ports
  • Technologies
  • CDN
  • WAF
  • Web Server
  • IP
  • ASN Information
  • Location
• Scan
  • Domain Level Vulnerabilities and Misconfigurations
  • Secrets Scanning
  • Phishing Domains

Mantis supports multiple installation types. Installing Mantis via Docker would be a good start to get a hang of the framework.

Considering that Mantis also includes MongoDB and AppSmith, we have provided a shell script that installs all the components.

• Supported OS: Ubuntu, macOS
• RAM - 4GB
• Cores - 2
• Storage - 16GB

Warning 🚨 - The framework combines a number of open source and custom tools and runs them in parallel, hence the framework is CPU intensive and is recommended to run the framework on a dedicated VM.
The -tc option controls the parallel processing. If you run it from a machine with low configuration, set the -tc to 1 or 2. If you have a machine with a higher configuration, you can increase the -tc count.

Setup Video - Click Here

Clone the Mantis repository

git clone https://github.com/PhonePe/mantis.git

cd into the Mantis directory

cd mantis/setup/docker

Run the respective docker setup file based on your OS

./docker-setup-macos.sh

./docker-setup-ubuntu.sh

For uninstalling Mantis (remove all the resources created by installation), run the following command in the same directory

docker compose down

Once the docker setup is complete, please run a scan and follow the below instructions to setup the dashboard.

Warning 🚨 - Run atleast one scan before setting up dashboard using the command

mantis onboard -o org_name -t example.in   

• The dashboard will be accessible at https://mantis.dashboard:1337
• Once you access this dashboard URL, you should be prompted to create an AppSmith account.
• Remember/bookmark this base url as AppSmith uses a multi-application construct with "My first application" as the default. We will be importing the appropriate Application and Pages in the following steps.
• Navigate to Applications with the "a_" icon on the upper left or using the link included.
• In the upper right of the Applications page, there is an orange button "Create new" as well as 3 dots, click the orange "Create new" button to expand a drop-down.
• The drop-down menu has 3 items: "Application", "Templates", and "Import" ... select "Import" by clicking it.
• From there, import the template JSON file. It is located in the cloned repo: in the dashboard_templates folder. (mantis\dashboard_templates\Mantis Dashboard.json)
• You will be asked to enter db information for the included MongoDB that was created. Enter the following:
  • host - mantis.db
  • port - 27017
  • default db - mantis
• By default this places you in "edit mode" for the application layout. To view the application and your results from the previous scan, in the upper right of the screen click the "Deploy" button. It has a small rocket icon next to it. This should launch a new tab/window where you can navigate through the results of your scan(s).

  usage: 
        ONBOARD: (First time scan, Run this !!)

        mantis onboard -o example_org -t example.org
        mantis onboard -o example_org -f file.txt

        SCAN:

        mantis scan -o example_org
        mantis scan -o example_org -a example_app
            

options:
  -h, --help      list command line options

subparser:
  {onboard,scan}
    onboard       Onboard a target
    scan          Scan an org

usage: 
        ONBOARD: (First time scan, Run this !!)

        mantis onboard -o example_org -t example.tld
        mantis onboard -o example_org -f file.txt

            

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t HOST, --host HOST  top level domain to scan
  -f FILE_NAME, --file_input FILE_NAME
                        path to file containing any combination of TLD, subdomain, IP-range, IP-CIDR
  -w WORKFLOW, --workflow WORKFLOW
                        workflow to be executed as specified in config file
  -o ORG, --org ORG     name of the organisation
  -a APP, --app APP     scan only subdomains that belong to an app
  -p, --passive         run passive port scan
  -s, --stale           mark domains as stale (domains purchased but not in use)
  -i, --ignore_stale    ignore stale domains during scan
  -tc THREAD_COUNT, --thread_count THREAD_COUNT
                        thread count, default 10
  -r, --use_ray         use ray framework for distributed scans
  -n NUM_ACTORS, --num_actors NUM_ACTORS
                        number of ray actors, default 10
  -d, --delete_logs     delete logs of previous scans
  -v, --verbose         print debug logs
  -aws AWS_PROFILES, --aws_profiles AWS_PROFILES
                        List of comma separated aws profiles for Route53
  --sub                 Subdomain to onboard and scan

You want to onboard an org with its TLDs/IPs/IP-CIDRs/IP Range for the first time, use the onboard mode. This runs the scan on the default workflow.

mantis onboard -o org_name -t example.in   

mantis onboard -o org_name -t 10.123.123.12

mantis onboard -o org_name -t 203.0.113.0-10

mantis onboard -o org_name -t 203.0.113.0/24

mantis onboard -o org_name -f input.txt

mantis onboard -o org_name -t subdomain.example.in --sub

Now that you have onboarded, you just need to run scheduled scans for an org, you can just use the scan mode

mantis scan -o org_name

 mantis scan -o org_name -a app_name

mantis scan -o org_name --sub subdomain.example.in

If you want to contribute to this project:

• Submit an issue if you found a bug, or a have a feature request.
• Make a Pull Request from dev branch if you want to improve the code.

• Take a look at our documentation
• Please use Mantis Discussions forum for all your queries
• Please join our discord channel

Development - Prateek Thakare
Recon Tools Design/Launch scripts - Bharath Kumar
Secret Scanning - Hitesh Kumar, Saddam Hussain
Dashboard - Saddam Hussain
Design Suggestions - Dhruv Shekhawat, Santanu Sinha
Framework Design - Praveen Kanniah

Special Thanks - Ankur Bhargava

Usage of this program for attacking targets without consent is illegal. It is the user's responsibility to obey all applicable laws. The developer assumes no liability and is not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this program. Please use responsibly.

The material contained in this repository is licensed under Apache2.