amass-track:tldr:e8792
amass-track: Show the difference between the last two enumerations of the specified domain.
$ amass track -dir ${path-to-database_directory} -d ${domain_name} -last 2
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The command "amass track -dir ${path-to-database_directory} -d ${domain_name} -last 2" is used with the amass reconnaissance tool. Here is the breakdown of the command:
- "amass" is the name of the tool that is being executed.
- "track" is the command within amass that allows you to track changes in targets.
- "-dir ${path-to-database_directory}" is an option used to specify the directory where the tool should store the Amass graph database. Replace "${path-to-database_directory}" with the actual path to the desired directory.
- "-d ${domain_name}" is an option to specify the domain name that you want to track. Replace "${domain_name}" with the actual domain name.
- "-last 2" is an option to specify the number of previous results to display. In this case, it will show the last 2 results.
Overall, this command is used to track changes in a specific domain's enumeration by using the amass tool and displaying the last 2 results.
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.