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amass-enum

List of commands for amass-enum:

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amass-enum:tldr:66d47 amass-enum: Do a brute force search for subdomains.

$ amass enum -brute -d ${domain_name}

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amass-enum:tldr:7ab56 amass-enum: Save the results to a text file.

$ amass enum -o ${output_file} -d ${domain_name}

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amass-enum:tldr:a460f amass-enum: Find subdomains of a domain and actively verify them attempting to resolve the found subdomains.

$ amass enum -active -d ${domain_name} -p ${80,443,8080}

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amass-enum:tldr:c517e amass-enum: Save the results to a database.

$ amass enum -o ${output_file} -dir ${path-to-database_directory}

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amass-enum:tldr:c74a0 amass-enum: Passively find subdomains of a domain.

$ amass enum -passive -d ${domain_name}

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