Usage: ~$ bash scanner.sh example.com

Running in background in VPS using nohup

Usage: ~$ nohup bash scanner.sh example.com &> example.out&

Subdomain Enumeration

• Amass
• Findomain
• Subfinder
• Assetfinder
• Rapid7's Project Sonar

https://github.com/phspade/Project_Sonar_R7

• goaltdns + massdns

Scan All Alive Hosts with Httprobe

• Getting All IP from the subdomains collected with DNSProbe

Separating Cloudflare, Incapsula, Sucuri, and Akamai IPs from collected IPs

It's useless to scan Cloudflare, Incapsula, Sucuri, and Akamai IPs. (Just like talking to a wall)

FYI, Install grepcidr first apt-get install grepcidr

• S3 Bucket scanner with s3scanner

Subdomain TakeOver

• tko-subs
• Subjack

Collecting Endpoints thru Linkfinder

Collecting Endpoints and Secrets in Github

make sure to create .tokens file (containing your github token) together with github-endpoints.py and github-secrets.py (probably in ~/tools folder).

HTTP Request Smuggler

ZDNS

Shodan

Aquatone

Port Scanning

• NMAP
• Naabu

Webanalyze for Fingerprinting assets

Default Credential Scanning

Disable for now until further updates in this tool.

File/Dir Discovery

• gau + getching

Potential XSS

• kxss

Virtual Hosts Scan

• 401 Basic Authorization Bruteforce with FFUF

Some subdomains has 401 authentication basic, so we need to bruteforce it with base64 credentials :)

• FFUF

Added X-Forwarded-For Header (you should setup your own dns server) to check for IP Spoofing Attack.

Feel free to modify it on your own if you don't feel about on how it works :)

For the installation of all the tools above. I linked all the github links, just make sure that its in the right directory PATH and your good to go. feel free to modify and feel free not to use it if you don't like it :)

ALL CREDIT GOES TO AMAZING CREATORS OF THIS WONDERFUL TOOLS :)

^{cannot make to mention y'all co'z i'm too lazy to do that though :D (i'm being honest here)}

You can help me (slash) support me in this project by registering an account here (with my referral code of course) .

Big thanks to @sumgr0 :)