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Pull requests Repositories Projects IP-LookUp-Docker Source Commits Branches Pull requests Pipelines Deployments Issues Jira issues Security Wiki Downloads 1. Sai Santhosh Avatar Sai Santhosh 2. Untitled project IP-LOOKUP-DOCKER Clone source:master Filter files Files / NameSizeLast commitMessagecgi-bin2016-07-25Added Malware Traffic Analysisconf2016-07-07updated the Dockerfile with VOLUME for easy modifying the configuration file.Dockerfile743 B2016-07-07updated the Dockerfile with VOLUME for easy modifying the configuration file.README.md926 B2016-07-11README.md edited online with Bitbucketrequirements.txt131 B2016-07-07Initial Commit 2 directories were displayed, 3 files were displayed, by path root README.md LOOK-UP TOOL LookUp tool is a centralized page to get various threat information about an IP address. Which can be easily integrated into context menus of Numerous tools like SIEMs and Any other Investigation tools. HOSTING AN IP-LOOKUP INSTANCE * Getting the package #!shell sudo git clone https://bitbucket.org/ssanthosh243/ip-lookup-docker.git cd ip-lookup-docker/ * Building the docker (Don't forget the . in the end) #!shell sudo docker build -t lookup . * Running the docker instance #!shell sudo docker run -it --name Lookup -p 80:80 \ -v /PATH/TO/CONFIGURATIONFILE/:/data/lookup-tool \ -d lookup * Edit the configuration file and add the Api keys from respective sites * you can access the page http://<IP_Address>/cgi-bin/query.py?ip=<IP_to_look_for> WHO DO I TALK TO? * Sai Santosh REPOSITORY DETAILS Last updated 2016-07-25 Language Python Open pull requests 0 Branches 1 Watchers 1 Forks 0 Access level Read Fork of ssanthosh243/lookup-docker 0 BUILDS It looks like you haven’t configured a build tool yet. You can use Bitbucket Pipelines to build, test and deploy your code. Your existing plan already includes build minutes. Set up a pipeline