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Parsed zgrab2 HTTP output: title, status, content length.
overview
Run the zgrab2 HTTP path and keep only title, status, and content length per host for a compact triage view.
Retain --port, --method, --endpoint, and --senders while skipping full header and body storage until a host is worth a deeper grab.
Switch to zgrab2-http for headers, body, and TLS detail. Use httpx when tech detection on a URL list matters more than a summary line.
source github.com/zmap/zgrab2
use cases
Grab a large host list and read back just the page title, status code, and content length, so you can spot interesting services without parsing full responses.
Feed open web ports from a scan into the simple grabber to summarize each one, then send only the promising hosts to a deeper tool.
Re-run the parsed grab on a schedule and compare titles and status codes to catch new pages, redirects, or services that changed.
Set the endpoint and method to request a particular path across every host and read back its title, status, and size in one compact pass.
reference
| Name | Type | Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sct | BOOLEAN | --sct | Request Signed Certificate Timestamps during TLS Handshake |
| port | STRING | --port | Specify port to grab on (default: 80) |
| time | STRING | --time | Explicit request time to use, instead of clock. YYYYMMDDhhmmss format. |
| debug | BOOLEAN | --debug | Include debug fields in the output. |
| flush | BOOLEAN | --flush | Flush after each line of output. |
| method | STRING | --method | Set HTTP request method type (default: GET) |
| no-sni | BOOLEAN | --no-sni | Do not send domain name in TLS Handshake regardless of whether known |
Showing key inputs. zgrab2-http-simple exposes 53 inputs in total.
| Name | Type | Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sct | BOOLEAN | --sct | Request Signed Certificate Timestamps during TLS Handshake |
| port | STRING | --port | Specify port to grab on (default: 80) |
| time | STRING | --time | Explicit request time to use, instead of clock. YYYYMMDDhhmmss format. |
| debug | BOOLEAN | --debug | Include debug fields in the output. |
| flush | BOOLEAN | --flush | Flush after each line of output. |
| input | STRING | · | Input target |
| method | STRING | --method | Set HTTP request method type (default: GET) |
| no-sni | BOOLEAN | --no-sni | Do not send domain name in TLS Handshake regardless of whether known |
| senders | STRING | --senders | Number of send goroutines to use (default: 1000) |
| timeout | STRING | --timeout | Set connection timeout (0 = no timeout) (default: 10s) |
| trigger | STRING | --trigger | Invoke only on targets with specified tag |
| endpoint | STRING | --endpoint | Send an HTTP request to an endpoint (default: /) |
| max-size | STRING | --max-size | Max kilobytes to read in response to an HTTP request (default: 256) |
| maxbytes | STRING | --maxbytes | Maximum byte read limit per scan (0 = defaults) |
| no-ecdhe | BOOLEAN | --no-ecdhe | Do not allow ECDHE handshakes |
| root-cas | FILE | --root-cas | Set of certificates to use when verifying server certificates |
| use-https | BOOLEAN | --use-https | Perform an HTTPS connection on the initial host |
| gomaxprocs | STRING | --gomaxprocs | Set GOMAXPROCS (default: 0) |
| heartbleed | BOOLEAN | --heartbleed | Check if server is vulnerable to Heartbleed |
| input-file | FILE | · | Input file |
| prometheus | STRING | --prometheus | Address to use for Prometheus server (e.g. localhost:8080). If empty, Prometheus is disabled |
| user-agent | STRING | --user-agent | Set a custom user agent (default: Mozilla/5.0 zgrab/0.x) |
| dsa-enabled | BOOLEAN | --dsa-enabled | Accept server DSA keys |
| max-version | STRING | --max-version | The maximum SSL/TLS version that is acceptable. 0 means use the highest supported value. |
| min-version | STRING | --min-version | The minimum SSL/TLS version that is acceptable. 0 means that SSLv3 is the minimum. |
| next-protos | FILE | --next-protos | A list of supported application-level protocols |
| retry-https | BOOLEAN | --retry-https | If the initial request fails, reconnect and try with HTTPS. |
| server-name | STRING | --server-name | Server name used for certificate verification and (optionally) SNI |
| certificates | FILE | --certificates | Set of certificates to present to the server |
| cipher-suite | STRING | --cipher-suite | A comma-delimited list of hex cipher suites to advertise. |
| client-hello | STRING | --client-hello | Set an explicit ClientHello (base64 encoded) |
| client-random | STRING | --client-random | Set an explicit Client Random (base64 encoded) |
| max-redirects | STRING | --max-redirects | Max number of redirects to follow (default: 0) |
| session-ticket | BOOLEAN | --session-ticket | Send support for TLS Session Tickets and output ticket if presented |
| with-body-size | BOOLEAN | --with-body-size | Enable the body_size attribute, for how many bytes actually read |
| certificate-map | FILE | --certificate-map | A file mapping server names to certificates |
| extended-random | BOOLEAN | --extended-random | Send TLS Extended Random Extension |
| keep-client-logs | BOOLEAN | --keep-client-logs | Include the client-side logs in the TLS handshake |
| curve-preferences | STRING | --curve-preferences | A list of elliptic curves used in an ECDHE handshake, in order of preference. |
| heartbeat-enabled | BOOLEAN | --heartbeat-enabled | If set, include the heartbeat extension |
| override-sig-hash | BOOLEAN | --override-sig-hash | Override the default SignatureAndHashes TLS option with more expansive default |
| redirects-succeed | BOOLEAN | --redirects-succeed | Redirects are always a success, even if max-redirects is exceeded |
| fail-http-to-https | BOOLEAN | --fail-http-to-https | Trigger retry-https logic on known HTTP/400 protocol mismatch responses |
| read-limit-per-host | STRING | --read-limit-per-host | Maximum total kilobytes to read for a single host (default 96kb) (default: 96) |
| connections-per-host | STRING | --connections-per-host | Number of times to connect to each host (results in more output) (default: 1) |
| custom-headers-names | FILE | --custom-headers-names | CSV of custom HTTP headers to send to server |
| signature-algorithms | STRING | --signature-algorithms | Signature and hash algorithms that are acceptable |
| custom-headers-values | FILE | --custom-headers-values | CSV of custom HTTP header values to send to server. Should match order of custom-headers-names |
| extended-master-secret | BOOLEAN | --extended-master-secret | Offer RFC 7627 Extended Master Secret extension |
| custom-headers-delimiter | STRING | --custom-headers-delimiter | Delimiter for customer header name/value CSVs |
| verify-server-certificate | BOOLEAN | --verify-server-certificate | ail if the server certificate does not match the server-name, or does not chain to a trusted root. |
| follow-localhost-redirects | BOOLEAN | --follow-localhost-redirects | Follow HTTP redirects to localhost |
| compute-decoded-body-hash-algorithm | STRING | --compute-decoded-body-hash-algorithm | Choose algorithm for BodyHash field (sha256 or sha1) |
example
# zgrab2-http-simple: summarize HTTP title/status/lengthecho 198.51.100.10 | zgrab2 http --port 443 --method GET --senders 20198.51.100.10 status=200 title=Example length=15440203.0.113.5 status=301 title= length=0192.0.2.8 status=200 title=API length=812198.51.100.44 status=403 title=Forbidden length=548203.0.113.90 status=200 title=Dev Portal length=2201guidance
Use when you want a sortable title, status, and content-length summary across many hosts. Use zgrab2-http for the full banner JSON. Use httpx for richer URL probing.
Full grab with headers, body, and TLS fields. Prefer it when a summary line is not enough.
HTTP prober with tech detection and JSONL. Prefer it for richer URL-list recon.
Minimal liveness check. Lighter still, but returns far less than a parsed grab.
faq
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