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DNS Brute Force Script

This Bash script facilitates DNS brute forcing by performing DNS lookups for a specified domain using a list of words (e.g., subdomains). It takes two command-line arguments: the domain name to target and the location of a wordlist containing subdomains.

Usage

./dns_brute_force.sh <domain_name> <wordlist_location>

Replace <domain_name> with the target domain and <wordlist_location> with the path to the wordlist file containing subdomains.

Example

To brute force the DNS records for example.com using a wordlist located at /path/to/wordlist.txt:

./dns_brute_force.sh example.com /path/to/wordlist.txt

Notes

  • Ensure the wordlist file contains one subdomain per line.
  • The script filters out DNS records that are not found.

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