Genzai
by umair9747
Genzai is an IoT security toolkit that identifies IoT dashboards and scans them for default passwords and known vulnerabilities.
The IoT security toolkit to help identify IoT related dashboards and scan them for default passwords and vulnerabilities.
Primary Use Case
Security researchers and penetration testers use Genzai to fingerprint IoT devices accessible over the internet, detect default credentials, and identify potential vulnerabilities based on device-specific templates. It is ideal for assessing the security posture of IoT endpoints such as routers, cameras, and home automation systems.
- Fingerprint IoT devices using HTTP response signatures across 20+ device categories
- Check for vendor-specific default passwords using a dedicated login database
- Scan for known vulnerabilities based on exposed endpoints and vulnerable versions
- Supports diverse IoT categories including routers, surveillance cameras, industrial automation, and more
- API mode for seamless integration into existing pipelines
- GUI mode for user-friendly interaction
- Regularly updated templates for fingerprints, default logins, and vulnerabilities
Installation
- Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/umair9747/Genzai.git
- Navigate to the cloned directory: cd Genzai
- Refer to the documentation for setup and usage instructions: ./docs/documentation.md#setupnusage
Usage
>_ python genzai.py --target <target_url_or_ip>Run a scan against a specified target to fingerprint the IoT device and check for default passwords and vulnerabilities.
>_ python genzai.py --apiStart Genzai in API mode to deploy an API server for integration with other tools or pipelines.
>_ python genzai.py --guiLaunch the graphical user interface for easier interaction and scanning.
- Integrate Genzai into CI/CD pipelines for continuous IoT security posture assessment.
- Use Genzai's API mode to automate large-scale IoT device fingerprinting and vulnerability scanning.
- Combine Genzai scans with exploitation frameworks (e.g., Metasploit) for red team automated attack simulations.
- Leverage Genzai's default password detection to prioritize remediation efforts in blue team operations.
- Use Genzai in purple team exercises to validate detection capabilities and improve IoT security monitoring.
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