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Feature Requets: Passive mode #51
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Are there even modules which interact with the target domain? |
Yes, there are modules which interact with the target domain, for example:
While it's possible to specify individual modules with It's not immediately obvious to the operator which modules interact with the target domain and which modules do not. As such, it would be nice to have a |
Alright, thanks for clarification. |
It would be nice to have a
--passive
mode, that disables all modules which interact with the target domain, and enables all modules which do not interact with the target domain.Currently, to do this requires specifying individual modules with
-t
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