Doxing with GooDork

#!/bin/bash
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#Doxing A hosting server using GooDork:
#this lil bash script collects information about a given subnet of web servers using dig
#and GooDork. It does a reverse IP look up and then runs a simple dork on it too find out
#more about the server.
#`PS: this is a script I use to stress test GooDork ;)`
#Please make sure that GooDork is installed in your ~/ directory. Enjoy!!

#src: http://github.com/k3170makan/GooDork
#blog: k3170makan.blogspot.com
#Twitter: k3170makan
if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
    exit 0
fi
NET=$1".";
echo -e "Doxing <"$NET">...\n";
for host in $(seq 1 255);
do
    echo -e "looking up <"$NET$host">\n"
    TARGET=$(/usr/bin/dig -x $NET$host +short)
    if [ "$TARGET" != "" ]
    then
        echo "found hostname ["${TARGET%"."}"] for [$NET$host]...";
        ~/GooDork/GooDork.py site:${TARGET%"."} >> $TARGET"dox"
    else
        echo 'no hostname found for '$NET$host;
    fi
done