brute force is too slow!

[marcelo321]

Hello,

I shortened the wordlist to 1k subdomains and run the script again at 100 threads and still 15 minutes and keeps going...

that means that if i try the main wordlist of 130k subdomains it would take +5,40 hours

Is there any way to speed up this? what about the resolvers.txt? can i update it somehow? what type of resolvers and where should i look for them?

[TheRook]

Hmm, yeah the resolvers.txt might need to be updated. It is a bit old. Let me re-generate it and do some tests. Thanks for the post.

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[RaduNico]

Hello,

I've tried using the -t option to check some basic subdomains - all 1 letter subdomains in the range a-z0-9. I ran subbrute for about 2 hours and it produced no output. Would using a custom list of domain names help?

Radu

[3x1l3l4bs]

Hi @RaduNico I am not a developer member of this project but I'm an avid penetration tester and i would highly suggest using a custom word list as it helps to narrow down the results also since this is a brute force tool the time it takes can be affected by many factors such as your internet speed, CPU/GPU power etc and you said you tried a-z0-9 that means your cpu and/or GPUs is trying to find every possible combo of every letter in the English language and every number 0-9 which is a lot of strain on any normal computer