tested on go1.16.3

1. amass
2. subfinder
3. shuffledns
4. dnsgen

1. takes input as a list of root-domains
   • foo.com
   • bar.com
   • . . .
2. runs amass, subfinder & prepends a lot of words to each root-domain
   • on prepending: currently doing this by splitting a wordlist isnt many chunks on disk, then starting a goroutine for each one. shit but it works.
3. combines the results of these 3 jobs into one file: subdomainscombined.txt
4. for each root-domain, it runs shuffledns with massdns' resolver list
   • wildcard filtering enabled.
     • Wildcard filtering can only be used when specifying a root-domain to test with, this is why shuffledns is ran for each domain.
5. takes the output of shuffledns, and runs dnsgen. This generates a new file containing permutations of shuffledns' output.
6. runs shuffledns against the dnsgen output, to unconver even more subdomains.
7. outputs a directory for each domain, containing results.

Within the WebRecon folder, you can test the script with the "Google-Example" program.

1. Edit the domains within ./Program/Google-Example/domains.txt

2. Run WebRecon ./WebRecon Google-Example

3. Output is placed into ./Programs/Google-Example/

This tool is based off awesome blogs by 0xPatrik

• Subdomain Enumeration: 2019 Workflow
• Subdomain Enumeration: Doing it a Bit Smarter