Crossfyre CLI

One CLI for offensive security.

crossfyre is the command-line toolchain for offensive security engineers. Log in, bring any host online as a distributed recon node, and install the scan engines you need: content discovery, subdomain enumeration, network scanning, all from one binary. Authenticated by default: the CLI does nothing until you crossfyre login.

$ curl -fsSL https://get.crossfyre.io/install.sh | sudo bash

Reviews before it runs. Read the script first at get.crossfyre.io/install.sh.

What the CLI does

Logs you in first

Authenticated by default: every command requires crossfyre login. Sign in with an API key, your credentials, or the browser; the session is tied to your account.

Runs distributed nodes

Turn any host into a recon node with one command, provisioned under your account, wired into the control plane, with its own local database, ready to take work.

Installs scan engines

A built-in package manager installs, updates, and removes the voyage / pulse / mach / scout / cortex engines, every download checksum-verified against a signed manifest.

Scan engines

Engines are the scanners your nodes run. The CLI installs and supervises them; add or drop one any time with crossfyre extension install. Each is a standalone, checksum-verified daemon.

Subdomain enum

voyage

Subdomain enumeration engine. Maps an organization’s external footprint by resolving and expanding its DNS namespace at scale.

Network scan

pulse

Network host and port-scanning engine. Sweeps ranges for live hosts and open services to chart the reachable perimeter.

Content discovery

mach

High-throughput HTTP fuzzer and content-discovery engine. Brute-forces paths, parameters, and virtual hosts to surface hidden attack surface.

Service fingerprinting

scout

Service and technology fingerprinting engine. Identifies the software, versions, and stacks behind live services so the rest of the pipeline knows what it is hitting.

Vuln scanner

cortex

Vulnerability scanning engine. Runs active, confirm-before-report checks for injection, authorization, and exposure classes, reproducing each finding before it lands.

Downloads

Prebuilt Linux (x86-64) binaries for the CLI and its scan engines, each checksum-verified against the signed release manifest. The Android Tracer app is below them. Prerequisite: Docker. The scan engines persist state to a local database that the CLI runs as a Docker container, so install Docker before you bring a node online.

BinaryVersionSHA-256
crossfyre0.1.288c8f2529c36b0304… Download
node0.1.386e74ba30b385ca64… Download
mach0.0.13f2e5f454f9ae85a5… Download
voyage0.0.883202949a6b3d92c… Download
pulse0.0.7e0fe2ebe09825148… Download
cortex0.0.208c396bf9a346f8b9… Download
scout0.0.6051768dfa29bc33e… Download

Crossfyre Tracer Android

Pair the app to a Web Tracer session and it captures your phone's traffic into the same asset graph, per app or device-wide. Useful for the APIs a mobile client talks to and a browser never sees.

Download APK
Version
0.1.22
Size
29.7 MB
Requires
Android 8.0+ (API 26)
SHA-256 96df3fd0dc306af729290c405ab694a5da5bb7bb39e0dc551fce540a045e4e1c

Distributed directly, not through Google Play, so Android will ask you to allow installs from this source. Check the SHA-256 above against the file before you install it.

Command reference

$ crossfyre login

Authenticate to your account (API key, username/password, or the browser). Required before anything else works.

$ crossfyre node init

Bring this host online as a node: prompts for the node API key (from the dashboard), installs the scan engines, sets up the database, and starts the service.

$ crossfyre extension install mach

Install a scan engine (voyage / pulse / mach / scout / cortex / all): downloads, verifies its checksum against the signed manifest, and starts its daemon.

$ crossfyre status

See what is running. Scope it with node status or db status.

$ crossfyre update all

Update the CLI itself and every installed engine from the release manifest, by checksum.

$ crossfyre doctor

Diagnose the environment: Docker, the database container, release-CDN reachability, PATH.

Get your toolchain online.

Install the CLI, crossfyre login, and bring your first recon node up in under a minute.