nahamsec/hostilesubbruteforcerSubdomain brute-forcing tool that enumerates existing subdomains and detects misconfigured cloud-hosted subdomains vulnerable to takeover across AWS, GitHub, Heroku, Shopify, Tumblr, and Squarespace.
This app will bruteforce for exisiting subdomains and provide the following information:
There may be some false positives depending on the host configurations. (Tried to take them out as much as possible) Also works recursively at the end to get the subdomains under the ones that it has already found and dumps all your data into an output.txt file just in case (fresh one gets created at the beginning of each process)
##More info http://labs.detectify.com/post/109964122636/hostile-subdomain-takeover-using
##Example output
Enter a domain you'd like to brute force and look for hostile subdomain takeover(example: yahoo.com)
example.com
200 0.example.com ---> 198.185.159.177
- Subdomain pointing to a non-existing SquareSpace account showing: No Such Account
- Seems like 0.example.com is an alias for exampledomain111.squarespace.com
404 a.example.com ---> 50.116.58.222
- Subdomain pointing to a non-existing WPEngine subdomain indicatingThe site you were looking for couldn't be found.
- Seems like a.example.com is an alias for exampledomain111.wpengine.com
----> Check for further information on where this is pointing to.
404 b.example.com ---> 54.231.18.81
- Subdomain pointing to an unclaimed AmazonAWS bucket showing: NoSuchBucket
- Seems like b.example.com is an alias for exampledomain111.images.s3.amazonaws.com
----> Check for further information on where this is pointing to.
404 c.example.com ---> 23.227.38.70
- Subdomain pointing to a non-existing Shopify subdomain indicatingSorry, this shop is currently unavailable.
- Seems like c.example.com is an alias for theresnosuchdomain.myshopify.com
----> Check for further information on where this is pointing to.
301 cpanel.example.com ---> 1.1.1.1
404 e.example.com ---> 23.235.47.133
- Subdomain pointing to a non-existing Github subdomain indicatingThere isn't a GitHub Pages site here
- Seems like e.example.com is an alias for noneexistingexampledomain.github.com
----> Check for further information on where this is pointing to.
404 f.example.com ---> 199.27.79.133
- Subdomain pointing to a non-existing Github subdomain indicatingThere isn't a GitHub Pages site here
- Seems like f.example.com is an alias for noneexistingexampledomain.github.io
----> Check for further information on where this is pointing to.
200 ftp.example.com ---> 1.1.1.1
200 g.example.com ---> 104.238.181.195
- Seems like g.example.com is an alias for somedomain.anotherexample.com
this mode uses multiple threads so it produces results faster. currenly the output is not synchronised.
to run this mode use --fast as argument.
ruby sub_brute.rb --fast
Good luck!