SubDump is a simple subdomain finder tool that helps discover publicly available subdomains of a website. It collects subdomains from different online sources and displays the results directly in the Linux terminal. You can install and use SubDump on any Linux system using simple commands.
Features of SubDump Tool:
- Find subdomains of a website.
- Perform subdomain reconnaissance.
- Collect subdomains from public sources.
- Save discovered subdomains.
- Learn basic OSINT techniques.
- Gather information about a target domain.
Installation Commands
Below are the simple commands to install SubDump on a Linux system. Follow each command step by step to download and set up the tool successfully in your terminal.
Update your system packages.
apt update && apt upgrade -y
Install Git and Python.
apt install git python3 python3-pip -y
Clone the SubDump repository.
git clone https://github.com/HunxByts/SubDump
Move into the project directory.
cd SubDump
Install the required Python packages.
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
SubDump is now installed and ready to use.
Usage Guide
Start the tool.
python3 SubDump.py
After running the command, enter the target domain when prompted. For example:
example.comSubDump will search multiple public sources, collect available subdomains, and display the results inside the Linux terminal.
Whenever you want to use SubDump again, open the project directory and run:
cd SubDump
python3 SubDump.py
Enter the target domain and SubDump will automatically search for publicly available subdomains and display the results in the terminal.
Overview
SubDump is a simple tool for finding publicly available subdomains of a website. It helps collect subdomain information from different online sources, making it useful for learning OSINT and basic domain reconnaissance on Linux.
