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amass: Show help on an Amass subcommand (like `intel`, `enum`, etc.).

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$ amass -help ${subcommand}

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The command amass -help ${subcommand} is used to obtain help information for a specific subcommand within the amass tool.

Here's a breakdown of the different parts of the command:

amass: This is the name of the tool itself. It is an open-source reconnaissance tool used for domain enumeration, network mapping, and information gathering.
-help: This option is used to display the help information for the given subcommand. It provides details about the usage, available options, and examples related to that particular subcommand.
${subcommand}: The placeholder ${subcommand} represents the specific subcommand for which you want to obtain help information. You need to replace ${subcommand} with the actual subcommand you want help for.

For instance, if you want help with the subcommand enum, you would use the command amass -help enum. Similarly, if you want help with the track subcommand, you would use amass -help track.

By executing this command, you will receive a detailed explanation of the usage and available options for the selected subcommand. It assists you in understanding how to appropriately use that particular functionality of the amass tool.

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.

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