This is a simple command line utility that allows you to check if a given list of domains and ports are open or closed. It uses the aiohttp library to asynchronously check the ports, making it much faster than a traditional synchronous approach.

To use this utility, you will need to have Python 3.5 or above and aiohttp library installed. You can install aiohttp by running the following command:

pip install aiohttp

You can run the script using the following command:

python xhttp.py -d domain1.com domain2.com -p 80 443 -t 5 -e json -o results.json

You can provide either the -d or -f argument, but not both.

Check ports 80 and 443 on the domains example1.com and example2.com and export the results as text:

python xhttp.py -d example1.com example2.com -p 80 443

Check ports 80, 443, and 22 on the domains in domains.txt and export the results as json:

python xhttp.py -f domains.txt -p 80 443 22 -e json

Check ports 80 and 443 on the domains example1.com and example2.com and export the results as json and save the result in results.json:

python xhttp.py -d example1.com example2.com -p 80 443 -e json -o results.json

Check ports 80 and 443 on the domains example1.com and example2.com and export the results as json and save the result in results.json and also check for secure flag in http headers

python xhttp.py -d example1.com example2.com -p 80 443 -e json -o results.json -s 

• Asynchronously check for open connections on multiple domains and ports using the asyncio and aiohttp libraries.
• Retrieve banner from response when specified.
• Option to use HTTPS connections.
• Print or save results in either text or JSON format.
• Read list of domains from a file.
• Use of argparse library for easy customization via command-line arguments.
• Default timeout and ports provided.
• Suitable for bug hunters.
• Easy to use and customize.
• Efficient and fast.
• Can be used as a security tool.

This utility is released under the MIT License.