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Also hi again @L1ghtn1ng |
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Would using asyncio help in this case as I think it might? |
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I mean in speeding it up so it does not take hopefully as long to run? |
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Attempting to address bug: #213
Solution: Remove zip and use two sets of nested loops to handle the initialisation and completion.
I'm not 100% convinced this is a complete fix so someone else doing testing as well would be nice.
dnsrecon.py -d microsoft.com -n 8.8.8.8 -f -a -s --threads 16 --lifetime 4 -c results.csv --disable_check_recursion -t tld -vshould be good enough, might want to tune threads though as google/cloudflare will rate limit you hard at a certain point.Future upgrade would be to write output to a file as each thread is complete since this process takes insanely long to finish.