Closed rhalyc closed 6 years ago
@rhalyc,
You will any result if you sub domain is vulnerable for the subdomain takeover, otherwise this is expected output, any way you can use verbose mode to see what's happening.
@rhalyc You can try using -v flag to enable verbosity. @madaratech Thanks for explaining. The tool will report takeovers only when it's found some.
Thank you for the responses, In my example I used the flag "-v" but the output is the same using or not that flag. That is why I think that maybe is something not working properly?
Try to update your version of the tool. If it doesn't work, use the -a flag to test all hosts. AFAIK updating the tool will fix it.
Perfect. It is working. Thank you!
Hello, When I execute this tool this is the output that I get:![screen shot 2018-06-24 at 22 48 58](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32094066/41823493-158e0558-7801-11e8-88a6-98ad99f50df0.png)
Sub0ver -v -l domains.txt
It looks like the tool isn't working. The content of the file domains.txt is a list of domains, for example: www.example.com new.domain.com other.domain.com