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Subdomain Enumeration Scanner
Discover subdomains via certificate-transparency logs and a common-name wordlist, and flag any pointing at an unclaimed third-party service.
How this scan works
- Queries certificate-transparency logs (crt.sh) for every hostname that has ever had a public TLS certificate issued under your domain — including hosts you forgot existed
- Probes a built-in wordlist of the names that most often exist without a public certificate: www, api, staging, dev, admin, app, beta, test, cdn, mail, portal, dashboard
- Resolves up to 60 candidates over DNS to separate names that merely appear in a log from hosts that are actually live today
- Checks every resolved host's CNAME against known subdomain-takeover fingerprints — a record still pointing at a deprovisioned S3 bucket, Heroku app, or Netlify/GitHub Pages site can be re-claimed by anyone, who then serves their content on your domain and your cookies
- Kept to one HTTP call plus a bounded batch of DNS lookups so it fits the standard scan budget. Port-scanning each discovered host is heavier and runs in Deep Scan instead
