# aws_check_for_domain_hijacking.py
Description:
Script has been written in python 2.7 This script fetches domains from AWS For each domain on AWS, it fetches corresponding subdomains It checks all these subdomains if they are vulnerable to subdomain hijacking Writes output to multiple files
Usage:
Configure aws credentials on your system
run this “sudo python2 aws_check_for_domain_hijacking.py”
Future Prospects:
Script will include a known endpoint check against subdomain list
Script can gatehr more subdomains from publicly accessible resources like shodan, google etc
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