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domained

Multi Tool Subdomain Enumeration

domained [archived]

A domain name enumeration tool


This project is no longer maintained.

Thank you to @ccsplit and @mzfr for their work on domained.


Gist: Some terrible continually updated python code leveraging some awesome tools that I use for bug bounty reconnaissance.

The tools contained in domained requires Kali Linux (preferred) or Debian 7+ and Recon-ng

domained uses several subdomain enumeration tools and wordlists to create a unique list of subdomains that are passed to EyeWitness for reporting with categorized screenshots, server response headers and signature based default credential checking. (resources are saved to ./bin and output is saved to ./output)

Initial Install:
  • domained tools: python3 domained.py --install
  • Python required modules: sudo pip install -r ./ext/requirements.txt
Other Dependencies:
  • ldns library for DNS programming:
    • sudo apt-get install libldns-dev -y
  • Go Programming Language:
    • sudo apt-get install golang

NOTE: This is an active recon – only perform on applications that you have permission to test against.

Tools leveraged:
Subdomain Enumeraton Tools:
  1. Sublist3r by Ahmed Aboul-Ela
  2. enumall by Jason Haddix
  3. Knock by Gianni Amato
  4. Subbrute by TheRook
  5. massdns by B. Blechschmidt
  6. Recon-ng by Tim Tomes (LaNMaSteR53)
  7. Amass by Jeff Foley (caffix)
  8. SubFinder by by Ice3man543
Reporting + Wordlists:
  • EyeWitness by ChrisTruncer
  • SecList (DNS Recon List) by Daniel Miessler
  • LevelUp All.txt Subdomain List by Jason Haddix
Usage
First Step:
Install Required Python Modules: sudo pip install -r ./ext/requirements.txt
Install Tools: sudo python3 domained.py --install

Example 1: python3 domained.py -d example.com
Uses subdomain example.com (Sublist3r (+subbrute), enumall, Knock, Amass, and SubFinder)

Example 2: python3 domained.py -d example.com -b -p --vpn
Uses subdomain example.com with seclist subdomain list bruteforcing (massdns, subbrute, Sublist3r, Amass, enumall, and SubFinder), adds ports 8443/8080 and checks if on VPN

Example 3: python3 domained.py -d example.com -b --bruteall
Uses subdomain example.com with large-all.txt bruteforcing (massdns, subbrute, Sublist3r, Amass, enumall and SubFinder)

Example 4: python3 domained.py -d example.com --quick
Uses subdomain example.com and only Amass and SubFinder

Example 5: python3 domained.py -d example.com --quick --notify
Uses subdomain example.com, only Amass and SubFinder and notification

Example 6: python3 domained.py -d example.com --noeyewitness
Uses subdomain example.com with no EyeWitness

Note: --bruteall must be used with the -b flag
OptionDescription
--install/--upgradeBoth do the same function – install all prerequisite tools
--vpnCheck if you are on VPN (update with your provider)
--quickUse ONLY Amass and SubFinder
--bruteallBruteforce with JHaddix All.txt List instead of SecList
--freshDelete old data from output folder
--notifySend Pushover or Gmail Notifications
--activeEyeWitness Active Scan
--noeyewitnessNo Eyewitness
-dThe domain you want to preform recon on
-bBruteforce with subbrute/massdns and SecList wordlist
-s nOnly HTTPs domains
-pAdd port 8080 for HTTP and 8443 for HTTPS
Notifications
  • Complete the ext/notifycfg.ini for Pushover or Gmail notifications. (Enable must be set to True)
  • Please see the Pushover API info here and instructions on how to allow less secure apps on your gmail account here
To-Do List
  • [ ] Multiple Domains
  • [x] Notifications
  • [ ] Subdomains from censys
  • [ ] Subdomains from Shodan
  • [ ] Web Frontend/Dashboard
  • [x] Add SubFinder
Thank You to Contributors
  • ccsplit - Multiple code improvements including the ability to run domained from any directory
  • jafoca - Massdns fix
  • mortymorty - SecList brute file fix
  • Chan9390 - Updates to the requirements.txt
  • dainok - Python 3.6+ fixes
  • Apoorv Raj Saxena - Added SubFinder
Major Updates
  • 07-15-2017: Updated to include error handling and updated reconnaissance techniques from Bugcrowd's LevelUp Conference (including subbrute/masscan and subdomain lists) - influenced by Jason Haddix's talk Bug Hunter's Methodology 2.0
  • 08-09-2017: Various fixes (+ phantomjs error), added --fresh option, removed redundant PyBrute folder from output and added pip requirements.txt
  • 08-15-2017: Added notification (--notify) option with Pushover or Gmail support
  • 08-18-2017: Moved repo from OrOneEqualsOne/reconned
  • 09-28-2017: Updated for Recon-ng dependency + Python3 changes
  • 06-20-2018: Added Amass and option for no EyeWitness
  • 10-12-2018: Added SubFinder

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