SubZerod
- Discover sub-domains given a domain name
- Discover domain(s) given an IPv4 address
Installation
pip install subzerod
Usage
The command-line client works as follows:
Discover sub-domains
subzerod lobste.rs
output:
lobste.rs
l.lobste.rs
www.lobste.rs
Discover domain(s) on an IPv4
subzerod 135.125.235.26
output:
sanderf.nl
photos.sanderf.nl
As a webservice
subzerod web
http://127.0.0.1:9342/scan/135.125.235.26
Responses are returned in JSON.
Programmatically
from subzerod import SubZerod
subdomains = await SubZerod.find_subdomains("lobste.rs")
domains = await SubZerod.find_domains("135.125.235.26")
Legacy
SubZerod is a fork of Sublist3r with some improvements:
- modern python 3
- asyncio instead of threading
- scans are considerably faster
- comes with a webserver because why not
1 maintainer
Metadata
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