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I encountered an issue with the xsubfind3r tool when using it to find subdomains for domains with certain TLDs. Specifically, the tool works fine for basic domains like test.com, but it fails to produce results when I add anything after .com (for example, test.com.np).
Here’s the command I ran: xsubfind3r -d test.com.np
The output for test.com.np was different from what I expected, as the tool seemed to find subdomains of
*.np instead: test.com.np
However, when I tried test.com, it worked correctly and found subdomains as expected. It seems that the tool doesn't handle cases where the TLD is more than .com
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I encountered an issue with the xsubfind3r tool when using it to find subdomains for domains with certain TLDs. Specifically, the tool works fine for basic domains like test.com, but it fails to produce results when I add anything after .com (for example, test.com.np).
Here’s the command I ran:
xsubfind3r -d test.com.np
The output for test.com.np was different from what I expected, as the tool seemed to find subdomains of
*.np instead: test.com.np
[INF] Finding subdomains for test.com.np...
com.np
autodiscover.cynical.com.np
cpanel.cynical.com.np
ctfv8.cynical.com.np
However, when I tried test.com, it worked correctly and found subdomains as expected. It seems that the tool doesn't handle cases where the TLD is more than .com
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: