amass-intel:tldr:7f05e
amass-intel: Find root domains belonging to a given Autonomous System Number.
$ amass intel -asn ${asn}
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The command amass intel -asn ${asn} uses the Amass tool to gather intelligence and information about a specific Autonomous System Number (ASN).
Here is a breakdown of each part of the command:
amass: This is the command-line tool being used.intel: It is a command or subcommand of Amass that focuses on gathering intelligence or information.-asn: This flag specifies that the following argument is an ASN. ASN refers to an Autonomous System Number, a unique identifier assigned to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) or organization.${asn}: This is a placeholder for the actual ASN you want to target. You would replace${asn}with the desired ASN number.
By running this command with a specific ASN, Amass will perform various DNS and network reconnaissance techniques to collect domain names, IP addresses, and other related information associated with that ASN. The gathered intelligence can be helpful in security assessments, understanding network infrastructure, and identifying potential vulnerabilities.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.