HIPDIG(1) FTimes Documentation HIPDIG(1) NAME hipdig.pl - Dig for hosts, IPs, passwords, and more... SYNOPSIS hipdig.pl [-HhqRrx] [-D type] [-s length] [-T tag] [-t {type|custom=reg- exp}] file [file ...] DESCRIPTION This utility performs regular expression searches across one or more files. Output is written to stdout in FTimes dig format which has the following fields: name|type|offset|string where string is the URL encoded form of the raw data. Feeding the output of this utility to ftimes-dig2ctx(1) allows you to ex- tract a variable amount of context surrounding each hit. OPTIONS -D Dump the specified type information to stdout and exit. Currently, the following types are supported: DOMAIN|HOST, EIN|TIN, SSN|SOCIAL, and STATE. -H Print offsets in hex. If not set, offsets will be printed in decimal. -h Print a header line. -q Don't report errors (i.e., be quiet) while processing files. -R Dump domain regex information to stdout and exit. -r Operate on regular files only. -s length Specifies the save length. This is the maximum number of bytes to carry over from one search buffer to the next. -T tag Specifies a tag that is used to identify the dig string. Each inter- nally defined search type has a default tag value. This option would typically be used to assign a tag to a CUSTOM search type. Note: The default tag, if any, is trumped by this value. -t {type|custom=regexp} Specifies the type of search that is to be conducted. Currently, the following types are supported: CUSTOM, HOST, IP, PASS|PASSWORD, SSN|SO- CIAL, T1|TRACK1, T1S|TRACK1-STRICT, T2|TRACK2, and T2S|TRACK2-STRICT. The default value is IP. The value for this option is not case sensi- tive. If the specified type is CUSTOM, then it must be accompanied by a valid regular expression. The required format for this argument is: custom = <regexp> Any whitespace surrounding these tokens is ignored, but whitespace within <regexp> is not. Proper quoting is essential when specifying custom expressions. When in doubt, use single quotes like so: 'custom=(?i)abc123' Custom expressions are automatically wrapped in a single set of captur- ing parentheses. Therefore, the value of $1 (i.e., the entire pattern) is copied directly to the output stream. You can control which subpat- tern constitutes $1 by enabling expert mode (see -x). -x Enable expert mode. When this mode is active, custom expressions are not automatically wrapped in a single set of capturing parentheses. However, since $1 is still required, you must specify at least one set of capturing parentheses in your expression. For example, the follow- ing expression allows you to match on the string '123' when it is pre- fixed by any form of 'abc' or 'def': 'custom=(?i)(?:abc|def)(123)' AUTHOR Klayton Monroe SEE ALSO ftimes(1), ftimes-dig2ctx(1) LICENSE All documentation and code are distributed under same terms and conditions as FTimes. perl v5.42.3 2026-08-27 HIPDIG(1)
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