[redN00ws]

Hi People,

Today I've launched my Subdomain Scanner.

It's written in Python, runs ok in Linux.
It's downloadable from github:
https://github.com/Cleveridge/cleveridge...in-scanner
or
http://cleveridge.github.io/cleveridge-s...n-scanner/

Credits to TheRook for the initial files.

What is the Cleveridge Subdomain Scanner ?
The Cleveridge Subdomain Scanner finds subdomains of a given domain and shows the list on screen and records all results in easy accessible log-files.
The tool is able to scan for +114.000 common subdomains.

On the first run the tool creates a directory '/log' to store all results in.

What are the requirements ?
This tool is tested in a Linux environment with Python 2.7 installed

How does it work ?
In Linux, download the files in to the directory of your choice. Be sure the cl_subd_scan.py file is executeble and the other files are readable.
In Terminal go to directory your files are listed in and run the cl_subd_scan.py file followed by the domain name of the domain you want to search the subdomains of eg.

- Tries the full list of +114.000 subdomains

Code:

./cl_subd_scan.py google.com

- Tries the mini list of 2000 subdomains

Code:

./cl_subd_scan.py -s subs_mini.txt google.com

- Tries multiple domains with the mini list

Code:

./cl_subd_scan.py -s subs_mini.txt google.com yahoo.com msn.com

- Help

Code:

./cl_subd_scan.py -h

Warning
When you are using the full list of +114.000 subdomains, the scan takes a while. For slow domains or when you are working over a VPN it can take more then 1 hour for each domain.
The 'subs_mini.txt'-list is much faster. This list contains the most common subdomains but of course the list is not as complete as the full 'subs.txt'-list. This means you can miss some, not so common, subdomains.

[darkcast]

I think there is a online version of this.

[redN00ws]

I think there is a online version of this.

That's possible... Do you know where I can find it. Because I'm still looking for features to add.

At this moment I'm working on a GUI for it.