DomainDouche is a abusing securitytrails domain suggestion API to find potentially related domains by keyword and brute force.
usage: domaindouche.py [-h] [-n N] -c COOKIE -a USER_AGENT [-w NUM] [-o OUTFILE] keyword
Abuses SecurityTrails API to find related domains by keyword.
Go to https://securitytrails.com/dns-trails, solve any CAPTCHA you might encounter,
copy the raw value of your Cookie and User-Agent headers and use them with the -c and -a arguments.
positional arguments:
keyword keyword to append brute force string to
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n N, --num N number of characters to brute force (default: 2)
-c COOKIE, --cookie COOKIE
raw cookie string
-a USER_AGENT, --useragent USER_AGENT
user-agent string (must match the browser where the cookies are from)
-w NUM, --workers NUM
number of workers (default: 5)
-o OUTFILE, --output OUTFILE
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