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subfinder:tldr:93f34
The command "subfinder --silent -d ${example-com}" is utilized in the command line interface for running the "subfinder" tool with specific options.
Here is an explanation of the components of the command:
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"subfinder": This is the name of the executable tool that is being run. "subfinder" is a popular open-source subdomain enumeration tool used for discovering subdomains associated with a domain.
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"--silent": This option instructs subfinder to run in silent mode, which means it won't display extraneous information or progress updates during execution. This is useful when you want a more concise output.
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"-d ${example-com}": This option specifies the domain that you want to enumerate subdomains for. In this case, it uses "${example-com}" as a placeholder. The actual domain name should be placed there without the "${}" symbols. For example, if you want to enumerate subdomains for "example.com", replace "${example-com}" with "example.com".
So, when you run the command "subfinder --silent -d ${example-com}" in the command line interface, the "subfinder" tool will start silently enumerating the subdomains associated with the specified domain.