🐾 ScopeHound

ScopeHound is an interactive Python tool for exploring and filtering assets from public bug bounty programs. It fetches real-time data from the arkadiyt/bounty-targets-data project and allows you to drill down into scope details by platform, asset type, bounty eligibility, and more.

🔍 Features

• Fetches bug bounty data from:
  • HackerOne
  • Bugcrowd
  • YesWeHack
  • Intigriti
  • Local custom JSON
• Interactive CLI menus to filter by:
  • Platform
  • Program type (Bug bounty / VDP / Both)
  • Asset type (e.g. WEB, API, MOBILE)
  • Scope (in-scope, out-of-scope, all)
  • Bounty eligibility
• Clean and color-coded terminal output
• Export filtered results to:
  • .txt (plain text)
  • .json (structured data)
  • .csv (spreadsheet-friendly)
  • .html (readable table)

⚙️ Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• Install dependencies:

pip install requests termcolor

🚀 Usage

Launch the tool:

python ScopeHound.py

You’ll be prompted to choose options step by step:

1. Select the bug bounty platform

2. Choose program type (Bug bounty or VDP)

3. Pick asset type(s)

4. Select scope (in/out/all)

5. Choose bounty eligibility

6. Select output format (or skip saving)

Results will be displayed in your terminal with color formatting, and optionally saved to file(s).

📂 Output Formats

Depending on your selection, files will be saved as:

• filename.txt – plain text output without colors

• filename.json – structured program/asset data

• filename.csv – spreadsheet-compatible format

• filename.html – styled table view in browser

📥 Custom JSON Mode

You can use your own bounty program data:

• Choose "Load custom JSON" in the first menu

• Provide the path to your JSON file

• Choose which platform format to treat it as (for parsing)

💡 Example