Dnsbruter

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- **Improved Speed & Efficiency**: Significantly faster and smoother DNS brute-forcing with lightweight resource usage.
- **Memory & Resource Management**: Optimized to handle large-scale DNS scans without consuming excessive system resources.
- **Flexible Input**: Supports both stdin and file-based domain lists for DNS brute-forcing.
- **Concurrency Control**: Rate limiting and concurrency management to ensure stable performance under heavy loads.
- **JSON Output**: Option to save scan results in a structured JSON format for easy integration with other tools.

Installation:

Dnsbruter can be installed quickly using various methods, including `pip`, `pipx`, and `Docker`. Choose the method that best suits your environment.

pip Installation
Ensure you have `pip` installed with the latest version of Python:

bash
pip install --break-system-packages git+https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git


pipx Installation
For isolated Python environments, you can use `pipx`:

bash
pipx install git+https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git


Docker Installation
For Docker-based environments, build the Docker image using:

bash
git clone https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git && cd Dnsbruter
sudo docker build -t dnsbruter .


**Docker Usage:**

bash
sudo docker run --rm -it -v /path/to/wordlist.txt:/opt/wordlist.txt -v $(pwd):/output dnsbruter -d google.com -w /opt/wordlist.txt --output /output/test.txt


Usage

To use Dnsbruter, execute the following command to display help options:

bash
dnsbruter -h


This will show you the following available options:

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dnsbruter -h
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- RevoltSecurities


[DESCRIPTION]: dnsbruter is a powerfull tool for asynchronous dns brutforcing and fuzzing with wildcard detection

[Usage]:

dnsbruter [options]

[OPTIONS]:

[INPUT]:

-d, --domain string : domain name for resolving subdomains.
-dL, --domain-list string : text file contains domain name for dns bruteforcing.
-w, --wordlist string : wordlist path for dnsbruter.

[CONFIG]:

-rl, --resolver string : filename contains list of resolvers (default: system config).
-v, --versbose command : increase the verbosity of output.
-wd, --wildcard-detect command : enable to detect wildcards for found domains.
-ov, --override command : enable to skip the domain verification and this is not applies to when used BRUT in domain.

[RATE-LIMIT]:

-c, --concurrency int : number of concurrency value for dns bruteforcing.
-wt, --wildcard-threds int : number of threads values for wildcard detections.
-rt, --rate-limit int : number of rate limits of DNS queries per second (default: 2000).
-wrt, --wildcard-ratelimit int : number of rate limits for wild card detection (default: 2000).
-dl, --delay int : specify a delay seconds between concurrent DNS quries (default: 1).

[UPDATES]:

-up, --updates command : updates the Dnsbruter for latest version (required: pip to be installed).
-dc, --disable-check command : disable updates check for dnsbruter.

[OUTPUT]:

-o, --output string : filename to save the scans outputs.
-ws, --wildcard-output string : filename to save the found wildcard domains.
-j, --json command : enables to display and save output in json format.

[DEBUG]:

-h, --help command : shows this help message and exits.
-s, --silent command : only shows essetial outputs and avoid other info.

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<img src="https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter/assets/119435129/51cb47ce-2a9d-49f5-a547-bae184a5c19e" width="700px">
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- **Improved Speed & Efficiency**: Significantly faster and smoother DNS brute-forcing with lightweight resource usage.
- **Memory & Resource Management**: Optimized to handle large-scale DNS scans without consuming excessive system resources.
- **Flexible Input**: Supports both stdin and file-based domain lists for DNS brute-forcing.
- **Concurrency Control**: Rate limiting and concurrency management to ensure stable performance under heavy loads.
- **JSON Output**: Option to save scan results in a structured JSON format for easy integration with other tools.

Installation:

Dnsbruter can be installed quickly using various methods, including `pip`, `pipx`, and `Docker`. Choose the method that best suits your environment.

pip Installation
Ensure you have `pip` installed with the latest version of Python:

bash
pip install --break-system-packages git+https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git


pipx Installation
For isolated Python environments, you can use `pipx`:

bash
pipx install git+https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git


Docker Installation
For Docker-based environments, build the Docker image using:

bash
git clone https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter.git && cd Dnsbruter
sudo docker build -t dnsbruter .


**Docker Usage:**

bash
sudo docker run --rm -it -v /path/to/wordlist.txt:/opt/wordlist.txt -v $(pwd):/output dnsbruter -d google.com -w /opt/wordlist.txt --output /output/test.txt

Dnsbruter - Asynchronous Dns Bruteforcing Tool

Dnsbruter an Asynchronous Dns bruteforcing and Fuzzing Tool for Penetration Testers and Ethical hackers.
it used to bruteforce and fuzz for domain names in any position of input using BRUT word in it.

  [](https://github.com/RevoltSecurities/Dnsbruter/blob/main/LICENSE) [](https://www.linkedin.com/in/d-sanjai-kumar-109a7227b/)

features:
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- Asynchronous and concurrent dns bruteforcing.
- Supports both dns brutforcing and fuzzing.
- Manages high level threads.
- Manages high loads wordlist.
- Enhanced asynchronous performance better than before.
- Wildcard detection for found domain.

- Asynchronous and concurrent bruteforcing
- Manages high level threads and wordlists
- Improved performance and usages in commands of dnsbruter
- User desired console for outputs
- Resolved issues in updating dnsbruter

Installation



Method 1:

bash
pip install git+https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter.git
dnsbruter -h


Method 2:
bash
git clone https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter.git
cd Dnsbruter
pip install .
dnsbruter -h

- Asynchronous and concurrent bruteforcing
- Manages high level threads and wordlists
- Improved performance and usages in commands of dnsbruter
- User desired console for outputs

Installation



Method 1:

bash
pip install git+https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter.git
dnsbruter -h


Method 2:
bash
git clone https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter.git
cd Dnsbruter
pip install .
dnsbruter -h

New Features:

- Multi-threading: The tool now supports multi-threading for faster subdomain enumeration. Users can define the number of threads with the `-t` flag
- Concurreny: The Dnsbruter now also support concurrency for multiple process of multi Threading and concurrency can be defined with the `-C` flag

- Verbose Mode: The `-v` flag enables verbose mode, which displays found subdomains on the console during the enumeration process.

- Concise Mode: The `-cn` flag enables the display of invalid or not found subdomains on the console.

- Output File: Users can specify the filename to save the output results using the `-o` flag. If not provided, results will be saved in a file named `{target_domain}_results.txt`. and also save thTo install Dnsbruter and its required dependencies, follow the instructions in the [Installation](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter) section of the README.
e output in directory with the same flag by just giving output directory path

Installation:

Installation with pip:

bash

pip install dnsbruter

dnsbruter -h



Installation with git:

bash
git clone https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter.git

cd Dnsbruter

pip install .

dnsbruter -h



Usage:

bash
dnsbruter -h
usage: dnsbruter [-h] [-d DOMAIN] [-w WORDLIST] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] [-cn] [-t THREADS] [-C CONCURRENCY]

[INFO]: Discover hidden subdomains effortlessly with Dnsbruter

options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DOMAIN, --domain DOMAIN
[INFO]: Target name to find hidden subdomains
-w WORDLIST, --wordlist WORDLIST
[INFO]: Wordlist that contains a list of subdomains for bruteforcing
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
[INFO]: Filename to save the output
-v, --verbose [INFO]: Verbose mode will print the valid subdomains that found
-cn, --concise [INFO]: Concise mode will print the invalid subdomains that found
-t THREADS, --threads THREADS
[INFO]: Thread level for Multiple Threads
-C CONCURRENCY, --concurrency CONCURRENCY
[INFO]: Concurrency level for Concurrency Process



Disclaimer:

Dnsbruter is intended for legal and ethical use only. Unauthorized access to systems and services is strictly prohibited. The developer is not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this tool. Use it responsibly and with the necessary permissions.

Bug Fixes and Improvements:

- Improved error handling for DNS resolution to prevent crashes during the enumeration process.

- Enhanced output formatting for better readability.

- Fixed minor issues related to input validation and argument parsing.

- Improved concurrency and Threading process

- Ability to stop when overheat or overload detects it stops for your machine safety purpose

Known Issues:

- In some cases, the tool may encounter false positives due to DNS caching. It is recommended to verify the results manually.

Contributor:

- [D.Sanjai Kumar](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47)


For more information, please visit the [Dnsbruter GitHub repository](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter). and show ur love ❤️ and give some ⭐ for [Dnsbruter](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter)

Please report any issues or feedback on the [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter/issues) page.

We hope you find Dnsbruter helpful in your subdomain enumeration tasks. Happy brute-forcing!