Closed glockie029 closed 1 year ago
This is what happens when the result file is saved, which makes it hard for me to sift through
I found that when I used v3.23.3 I could output a list of individual domain names directly using the enum module. This is the command./amass enum --active -d xxx.xxx -o 1.txt, but after the latest version uses -o, the content of the result file is only to save the information in the process of running the program to the result file
The subdomains output can still be extracted using amass db -names -d example.com
and soon will be implemented in the oam_subs
tool. The amass
proper tool is for collection purposes and no longer to generate output for specific use cases.
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The subdomains output can still be extracted using
amass db -names -d example.com
and soon will be implemented in theoam_subs
tool. Theamass
proper tool is for collection purposes and no longer to generate output for specific use cases.Please bring usage questions to our Discord server: https://discord.gg/HNePVyX3cp
But where is the amass db command now ?
I use this command amass enum -active -brute -o test.txt -df target.txt on ubuntu 20.04, and the output is not a single domain name but all the information about the running process of the program, I want to know how to get only the subdomain name information and save it