A virtual host scanner that performs reverse lookups, can be used with pivot tools, detect catch-all scenarios, work around wildcards, aliases and dynamic default pages.
When specifying an output file with a flag like -oN, the local directory should be implicitly used
Right now you have to manually add the ./ before your output file name if you want it to be in the current directory. If you don't, an exception is thrown and no output file is written.
Check to make sure that directory is not empty before trying to stat/make it
This can easily be achieved by adding an if statement around the try/execpt block on line 18 of file_helper.py. Another option if you assume that most people will be outputing to another dir is to wrap the mkdir() call on line 21 with a similar if statement
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When specifying an output file with a flag like -oN, the local directory should be implicitly used
Right now you have to manually add the
./before your output file name if you want it to be in the current directory. If you don't, an exception is thrown and no output file is written.Check to make sure that directory is not empty before trying to stat/make it
This can easily be achieved by adding an if statement around the try/execpt block on line 18 of
file_helper.py. Another option if you assume that most people will be outputing to another dir is to wrap themkdir()call on line 21 with a similar if statement