These are the latest updates we've made to our platform. If you have any questions about any of the updates you see below, please feel free to contact us!
Our Subdomain Finder also has a new update to make your scan results more accurate.
The tool now translates key entries from the Enumeration wordlist for languages from the top level domain (TLD) through the FindSubdomains alteration test.
Wordlists got better in our Subdomain Finder!
For the DNS Enumeration test, you now have a more comprehensive wordlist available for deep scans — created from the most popular 5000 names that our team of security researchers found.
We did two things to make light scans with the URL Fuzzer finish much quicker:
changed the default wordlist
included the ability to automatically add links and words from the HTML page source to the wordlist.
In addition to the existing attack type, Dictionary, we've added a new one. Password Spray will try for every password every username in the wordlist, before moving on to the next password. This helps to avoid account lockouts that would normally occur when brute forcing a single account with many passwords.
Choose your own wordlist or pick from the default ones in order to uncover new subdomains by trying each of them in the DNS Enumeration method of the Subdomain Finder.
We increased the maximum size of a Wordlist from 10000 words to 50000 words.
Besides wordlists, the URL Fuzzer can now send a sequence of numbers as payload.
