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Added the ability to bruteforce multiple domains simultaneously using the -d, --domains option with the bruteforce command, rather than providing just one domain as an argument. Now, executing puredns bruteforce wordlist.txt -d domains.txt will bruteforce all domains listed in the domains.txt file. #13
Added a new option to use trusted resolvers only: --trusted-only. This can help quickly validate small domain lists with less risk of errors due to bad public resolvers. When this option is set, --skip-validation is also implied. #11
Introduced the ability to use the * wildcard character when bruteforcing subdomains, enabling users to specify the desired location for word substitution. For example, executing puredns bruteforce wordlist.txt "www.*.example.com" will replace * with words from the wordlist, rather than appending the word to the beginning of the domain.
Added a --debug global flag to keep intermediate files. Useful to debug massdns or resolver issues.

Resolvers are now loaded from ~/.config/puredns/resolvers.txt and ~/.config/puredns/resolvers-trusted.txt by default. If there is a resolvers.txt file present in the current directory, it still takes precedence. #35

Number of domains found was not displayed when the --skip-validation option was set.
Domain sanitization now strips any remaining *. prefix at the beginning of a domain instead of skipping the domain entirely. For example, puredns will try to resolve *.example.com as example.com.
Support running massdns as root. #17 #27

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