Gowitness is a command-line tool written in Go that utilizes Chrome Headless to capture screenshots of web pages. The tool provides automated web page screenshot functionality through a headless Chrome browser implementation. It operates from the command line interface, allowing users to programmatically capture visual representations of websites and web applications. The utility is designed for reconnaissance activities where visual confirmation of web services is required. It can process single URLs or multiple targets, generating screenshot files that can be used for documentation, analysis, or verification purposes. Gowitness integrates Chrome's headless mode, which enables screenshot capture without requiring a graphical user interface. This makes it suitable for automated workflows and scripted operations in various security testing scenarios.
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