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.
- Verbose Mode: The `-v` flag enables verbose mode, which displays found subdomains on the console during the enumeration process.
- Invalid Mode: The `-i` 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`.
Installation:
To install Dnsbruter and its required dependencies, follow the instructions in the [Installation](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter) section of the README.
Usage:
To use Dnsbruter for subdomain enumeration, refer to the [Usage](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47/Dnsbruter) section in the README.
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.
Known Issues:
- In some cases, the tool may encounter false positives due to DNS caching. It is recommended to verify the results manually.
Contributors:
- [Sanjai Kumar](https://github.com/sanjai-AK47)
Special thanks to all the contributors who helped improve and test Dnsbruter.
For more information, please visit the [Dnsbruter GitHub repository](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!