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This repository provides a beginner-friendly approach for testing subdomains with a focus on automation. It includes essential tools like dirsearch, httpx, subfinder, amass, and nmap, as well as a simple script (approach.sh) for automating the process. The guide covers prerequisites, basic usage, and configuration steps to help you get started.

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APPROACH

If you're facing problems with how to approach a subdomain for testing, here is your simple approach to elevate your security game ..!!

1 - Overview 📝

This document outlines a simple approach to test a subdomain for beginners. It also includes recommended tools for automation and resources.

2 - Prerequisites

Before you begin testing, ensure that you have the following:

  • OS - Any Linux distribution.
  • Programming Languages - Familiar with bash and python.

3 - Tools 🔍

Some opensource tools are recommended for script approach :

4 - Basicapproach.md 🔍 LINK

  • If you've any problem on How to approach a subdomain for testing or what can i do with a subdomain ?, then you should read this.
  • This note provides tips and one-liners to help you save time and clear up confusion.

5 - Approach.sh 🤖 LINK

  • An Automated Script written in (python & bash)

Usage

Clone this repo and move approach to your /usr/local/bin/
git clone https://github.com/prakhar0x01/approach.git
mv approach /usr/local/bin/ 
approach -h

  • You can configure it according to your needs.
NOTE: You should not use this script to resolve permuted subdomains blindly (with the given 'permutations.txt'). It will take days to resolve all the permuted hosts.
NOTE: You have to configure some parts in approach.sh such as path to your wordlists and filenames, This Script is just a reference of Automation.

6 - Permutations.txt 📃 LINK

  • Wordlists for Permutations Bruteforcing.

7 - Conclusion

This basic approach provides a guide for beginners to approach a subdomain for security vulnerabilities. However, you should continue to expand your knowledge and experience with different testing techniques and tools.

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This repository provides a beginner-friendly approach for testing subdomains with a focus on automation. It includes essential tools like dirsearch, httpx, subfinder, amass, and nmap, as well as a simple script (approach.sh) for automating the process. The guide covers prerequisites, basic usage, and configuration steps to help you get started.

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