Skanuvaty is Dangerously fast dns/network/port scanner, all-in-one.
Start with a domain, and we’ll find everything about it.
Outputs a handy .json file with all the data for further investigation.
Runs as fast as your computer/network/DNS resolver allows it to be. Test run for 10.000 subdomains tested all of them in ~20 seconds with concurrency set to 16 on a machine with 16 (logical) cores.
skanuvaty –target nmap.org –concurrency 16 –subdomains-file /usr/share/dnsenum/dns.txt
The terminal will show all found subdomains + a skanuvaty.scan.json file has been created in your current directory.
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