AsnRecon

AsnRecon

Discover a company's network footprint by finding their ASNs and owned IPv4 ranges using bgp.he.net.

Why This Matters: Companies often own IP space that isn't discoverable through DNS. Finding ASNs and IP ranges reveals infrastructure that subdomain enumeration misses - data centers, cloud deployments, legacy systems, and internal networks.

Workflow Routing

When executing a workflow, output this notification directly:

Running the **WorkflowName** workflow from the **AsnRecon** skill...

| Workflow | Trigger | File | |----------|---------|------| | FindAsn | "find ASN", "ASN lookup", "company ASN" | workflows/FindAsn.md | | FindIpRanges | "find IP ranges", "IPv4 prefixes", "owned IP space" | workflows/FindIpRanges.md | | FullAsnRecon | "full ASN recon", "network footprint", "all IP ranges" | workflows/FullAsnRecon.md |

Examples

Example 1: Full ASN reconnaissance (RECOMMENDED)

User: "Find the IP ranges owned by Acme Corp"
→ Invokes FullAsnRecon workflow
→ Searches bgp.he.net for "Acme Corp"
→ Identifies all ASNs associated with the company
→ Extracts IPv4 prefixes from each ASN's Prefixes V4 tab
→ Outputs {company}-asn-report.md with all ranges
→ User has complete network footprint for testing

Example 2: Find company's ASN numbers

User: "What ASNs does Netflix own?"
→ Invokes FindAsn workflow
→ Searches bgp.he.net free-form for "Netflix"
→ Lists all ASN numbers with organization names
→ Outputs ASN list for further investigation

Example 3: Get IPv4 prefixes for known ASN

User: "Show me the IPv4 ranges for AS2906"
→ Invokes FindIpRanges workflow
→ Fetches bgp.he.net/AS2906#_prefixes4
→ Extracts all IPv4 CIDR ranges
→ Outputs list of IP ranges for scanning

Data Source

bgp.he.net - Hurricane Electric's BGP Toolkit

• Free to use, no authentication required
• Free-form search by company name, ASN, IP, or prefix
• Comprehensive BGP routing data
• Shows origin ASNs, prefixes, and relationships

Key URLs:

• Search: https://bgp.he.net/search?search[search]={query}
• ASN details: https://bgp.he.net/AS{number}
• IPv4 prefixes: https://bgp.he.net/AS{number}#_prefixes4

Output Format

{company}-asn-report.md    # Full report with ASNs and all prefixes
{company}-asns.txt         # List of ASN numbers only
{company}-ipv4-ranges.txt  # All IPv4 CIDR ranges (one per line)

Report format:

# ASN Reconnaissance: {Company}

## ASNs Found
| ASN | Organization | Country |
|-----|--------------|---------|
| AS12345 | Company Inc | US |

## IPv4 Prefixes
| Prefix | ASN | Description |
|--------|-----|-------------|
| 192.0.2.0/24 | AS12345 | Production |

## Summary
- Total ASNs: X
- Total IPv4 Prefixes: Y
- Estimated IPs: Z

Integration with Recon Pipeline

ASN reconnaissance is typically done before subdomain enumeration:

1. AsnRecon → Find company's IP ranges
2. Reverse DNS on IP ranges → Discover additional domains
3. SubdomainEnum → Enumerate all discovered domains
4. Scan IP ranges directly → Find non-DNS infrastructure

Combine with:

• masscan / nmap for port scanning IP ranges
• Reverse DNS lookups to find hostnames
• Recon skill for subdomain enumeration on discovered domains

Reference Documentation

• workflows/FullAsnRecon.md - Complete reconnaissance workflow
• workflows/FindAsn.md - ASN discovery workflow
• workflows/FindIpRanges.md - IPv4 prefix extraction workflow

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: SecurityTalent
• Source: SecurityTalent/bugskill-ai
• License: MIT
• Homepage: https://securitytalent.net

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.