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> and i want to create a module which search on the same site for the private keys. The `sfp_bitcoin` module uses regex to extract Bitcoin addresses from `TARGET_WEB_CONTENT` events:...
> thanks, but you don't answer to my question.how i can search for an id or a class in a website then? i can't? There is no existing functionality in...
A SpiderFoot module to extract private keys from websites would be useful. Unfortunately I don't have time to work on this at the moment. I've created an issue to track...
Does SpiderFoot work, regardless of the warning?
> I'm having the same problem is there a fix yet? The above issue description is unclear. What error are you encountering exactly? Someone encountered a warning message when starting...
> spiderfoot -l IP:PORT Presumably you are using the `spiderfoot` operating system package. This isn't something I can easily test at the moment. Depending how it is configured you may...
> spiderfoot.error.log - > 2022-07-31 05:58:46,818 [CRITICAL] sf.py:241 : Invalid ip:port format. > 2022-07-31 06:00:47,196 [WARNING] sf.py:550 : This implies you have entered an incorrect ip:port format. Ensure you enter...
I created a new kali 2022.02 VM and installed SpiderFoot with `apt-get install spiderfoot`. The web interface worked out of the box. I can't reproduce this issue. 
I was able to reproduce this issue by starting something else on port 5001 first.  I thought SpiderFoot contained a check for this, but apparently not. You can check...
> how do i check which port is empty If by "empty" ports you mean available ports, that would simply be the inverse of the open ports (maximum of 65,535).