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theblackturtle / wildcheck

A simple tool to detect wildcards domain based on Amass's wildcards detector.
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Output non wildcard domains #1

Closed g33kyshivam closed 4 years ago

g33kyshivam commented 4 years ago

Currently, there is no option to just write the non wildcard domains in a file

g33kyshivam commented 4 years ago

have to save the entire output into a file and cut it eg cat wild.txt | cut -d ' ' -f3

theblackturtle commented 4 years ago

You can use cat subdomain.txt | wildcheck -t 10 | grep 'non-wildcard' | cut -d ' ' -f3

theblackturtle commented 4 years ago

Or if you just want to get non-wildcard output, you can use cat subdomain.txt | wildcheck -t 10 | grep 'non-wildcard' > output.txt

g33kyshivam commented 4 years ago

Cool, Just one more question! I just noticed it sometimes hangs even when the public dns option is true. Is it just target based?

theblackturtle commented 4 years ago

Maybe it takes a little time to check is your IP Address is blacklisted in that resolver or not.