Add Feature to Ignore IP addresses in subdomain scan #32
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Interesting approach. |
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@DatDraggy lol I didnt even look before making this. Hopefully one of us gets merged! 👍 My Dockerfile PR did, but that was two years ago, so we'll see) |
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I think both solutions could be merged. If I already have an IP for sure I don't need to see it again ^^ Useful in some cases imo |
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@DatDraggy @samsheff Hi guys, apologies for being a ghost the past year, life has taken a very busy turn it seems and I generally don't have much time in-front of a computer that's not in the office... BUT I will review both of your PR's this week, as I know you have both done good work to CF and since it is open source I do not see the problem with multiple people adding and contributing. All I can say again is sorry, and thank you both for your work to this project. Ill keep you guys in the loop. |
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Oh no worries. This is just an open source project and people were still able to use our forks. |
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what happenned to this? |
I was using CloudFail on a domain with a wildcard dns entry, and it was spitting out false positives with the same IP. So I added a flag which allows you to ignore results that match an ip address (or in list of IP's) to avoid seeing junk results. One or Multiple IP addresses can be added to the
-i/--ignoreparameter with space as a delimiter.Usage looks like this:
python3 cloudfail.py -t <target> -i <ip1> <ip2>If you have any questions or additional edits, let me know :) Happy to make changes if needed!