Scilla is a information gathering tool (DNS/Subdomain/Port Enumeration).
Installation
git clone https://github.com/edoardottt/scilla.git
go get
make linux
make unlinux
make windows
make unwindows
make fmt run the golang formatter.
make update Update.
make remod Remod.
make test runs the tests.
Get Started
scilla help prints the help in the command line.
usage: scilla [subcommand] { options }
Available subcommands:
– dns { -target REQUIRED}
– subdomain { [-w wordlist] -target REQUIRED}
– port { [-p ] -target REQUIRED}
– dir { [-w wordlist] -target REQUIRED}
– report { [-p ] -target REQUIRED}
– help
Examples
scilla dns -target target.domain
scilla subdomain -target target.domain
scilla subdomain -w wordlist.txt -target target.domain
scilla dir -target target.domain
scilla dir -w wordlist.txt -target target.domain
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