[Tutorial]Fierce v2: Sub-Domain Scanner
Dal sito ufficiale, leggiamo:
Fierce Domain Scan was born out of a frustration while performing a web application security audit. It used to be very time-consuming to discover large swaths of a non-contiguous corporate network, but it doesn’t have to be. It’s terribly easy to run a scanner against an IP range, but if a network’s web presence is distributed across multiple ranges, you can miss huge chunks of networks. Fierce helps solve that problem.
Fierce is a reconnaissance tool written in Perl that quickly scans domains (usually in just a few minutes, assuming no network lag) using a variety of techniques to locate undocumented, internal or just hard-to-find resources via the DNS system.
In poche parole, è facile da usare, è scritto in perl, ed è molto potente :D
Ma a cosa ci serve ? o.O
A scoprire tutti i sotto domini dei siti vittima e altre informazioni utili :D ecc ecc ecc :D
Vediamo come installarlo e usarlo :D
Scarichiamo la versione più aggiornata:
svn co https://svn.assembla.com/svn/fierce/fierce2/trunk/ fierce2/
Installiamolo:
cd fierce2
sudo sh install.sh
Ora aspettiamo che finisca :D
Installazione completa o.O
Vediamo alcuni esempi pratici :D
Find Nearby IPs / IP Lookups:
./fierce -dns domain.com -wide
Standard:
fierce -dns domain.com
E ora, per avere un help digitiamo:
man fierce
(Ci sono troppe funzioni non posso documentarle tutte -.-’ )
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