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dnsmap:tldr:f13bc
This command is using the dnsmap tool to perform a DNS subdomain enumeration on a given target domain. The command has two variables, ${example-com}
and ${123-45-67-89,98-76-54-32}
.
${example-com}
should be replaced with the actual target domain name, such as example.com
. This specifies the domain on which the DNS enumeration will be performed.
-i
is an option for specifying the IP addresses to use during the DNS enumeration. The IP addresses are provided as a comma-separated list enclosed in ${123-45-67-89,98-76-54-32}
. This means that the DNS enumeration will be performed using the IP addresses 123.45.67.89
and 98.76.54.32
. These IP addresses could be specified as a range or individual addresses based on the tool's capabilities and requirement.
Overall, this command instructs dnsmap to perform a DNS subdomain enumeration on the target domain (example.com
) using the provided IP addresses (123.45.67.89
and 98.76.54.32
).