Linux command
amass-intel 命令
文本
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常用示例
Discover
amass intel -org "[Company Name]"
Example
amass intel -asn [AS12345]
Example
amass intel -cidr [192.168.1.0/24]
Example
amass intel -whois -d [example.com]
说明
amass intel gathers intelligence to identify domains and infrastructure owned by an organization. It uses various techniques including ASN lookup, WHOIS analysis, certificate transparency, and reverse IP lookups. This command is typically used at the beginning of reconnaissance to identify all root domains before detailed enumeration.
参数
- -org _name_
- Organization name to research
- -asn _number_
- Autonomous System Number (can include AS prefix)
- -cidr _range_
- IP range in CIDR notation
- -ip _address_
- Single IP address
- -whois
- Perform reverse WHOIS lookups
- -d _domain_
- Domain for WHOIS lookup
- -active
- Enable active methods
- -src
- Show data sources
- -o _file_
- Output file
- -config _file_
- Configuration file
FAQ
What is the amass-intel command used for?
amass intel gathers intelligence to identify domains and infrastructure owned by an organization. It uses various techniques including ASN lookup, WHOIS analysis, certificate transparency, and reverse IP lookups. This command is typically used at the beginning of reconnaissance to identify all root domains before detailed enumeration.
How do I run a basic amass-intel example?
Run `amass intel -org "[Company Name]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -org _name_ do in amass-intel?
Organization name to research