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Give it a domain, it tries to fetch the security.txt file
pip install pysecuritytxt
You can use the pysecuritytxt
command:
usage: pysecuritytxt [-h] [-p] url_or_domain
Try to get a security.txt file
positional arguments:
url_or_domain Try to get the file from there.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p, --parse Parse the response, returns dict
See API Reference
FAQs
Python CLI and module for querying security.txt files on domains.
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