v4.1.0

Changelog

• a659a21 v4.1.0 release
• 6753f82 updated the OAM and asset-db
• f4d50bc fixed summary output
• e867ac7 domain apex to node relationships are now stored

v4.0.4

Changelog

• 0210058 fixed the db subcommand -ip output
• f37b796 added a corporate supporters section

v4.0.3

Changelog

• 06049fd updated the new enum output
• 6463a02 added subdomain.center
• 5e4f0bc Update datasources.yaml

v4.0.2

Changelog

• d14393f v4.0.2 release
• b488859 updates related to integration with PostgreSQL
• f61b485 cleaned up the output generation code
• c909cc9 added PostgreSQL initialization instructions to the user guide
• 3620700 Update user_guide.md

v4.0.1

Introducing the Open Asset Model and Asset Database

The Open Asset Model (OAM) enhances the way we define and understand assets exposed on the internet. Traditionally, asset specifications have been confined to technical, infrastructure-specific details. However, this narrow approach limits organizations' ability to grasp the full scope of their attack surface. The OAM breaks these barriers, enabling users to encompass both digital and physical assets, empowering organizations to see the bigger picture.

At the core of the OAM lies its ability to capture intricate relationships among different asset types, mirroring the real-world interconnectedness that exists between assets. This approach allows security professionals to identify critical attack vectors that might otherwise remain hidden.

v3.23.3

Changelog

• 4151628 v3.23.3 release
• 236f039 v3.23.2 release
• 8039ece updated to pipeline package v0.2.2
• 73c0c6a updated timeouts for HTTP requests
• fb8cbc3 updated dependencies
• 60e573c temporarily removed Robtex from the data sources
• 199e7c6 small changes to the data source loading
• 117c1e9 reduced HTTP timeouts
• 111af71 fixes to the recent issues with the scrape function
• 2c8fe69 fixed #916 by addressing the failure to terminate
• 4e99688 few input checks
• cc2f09e enumerations use the in-memory graph database
• bc4c126 data sources can now be checked for requests they support
• f4ecceb attempts to reduce use of data sources for ASN information
• 499265b additional fixes related to the timeout issue

v3.23.2

Changelog

• db05757 updates related to moving the project to the owasp-amass organization
• ab16ff5 updated to pipeline package v0.2.2
• 0c29dd7 temporarily removed Robtex from the data sources
• ed5c7c4 reduced HTTP timeouts
• 8a7a7fc fixed #916 by addressing the failure to terminate
• 130b5b8 enumerations use the in-memory graph database
• eaa1deb data sources can now be checked for requests they support
• 637f755 Update user_guide.md
• a5f9763 Update LeakIX source to new API
• f15c107 Added instructions provided by CIRCL Passive DNS to close #893

v3.22.2

Changelog

• 89a83c6 v3.22.2 release
• b43efec performance improvements for passive mode

v3.22.1

Changelog

• b8f8520 v3.22.1 release
• ae72281 removed more Snapcraft stuff
• 91fd355 moved the reverse DNS sweeping into the scripting engine

v3.22.0

Changelog

• b073bcb updates to the enumeration pipeline
• 9dddd27 updated the date elements in the word list
• 6e22ea5 updated the ShadowServer and TeamCymru data source integrations
• c6c5fb9 updated the Farsight DNSDB integration
• 11fc50c updated copyright and licensing information
• 35d378b updated AlienVault, and removed the networksdb and umbrella data sources
• defda5a started to switch to the new HTTP request function
• 27d5b4d removed the Google Certificate Transparency data source integration
• 0e8b525 removed support for Snapcraft and Cloudflare
• 92e8c06 performance improvements to the scripting engine
• b17fde1 moved all active techniques to the scripting engine
• d5a39f1 discoveries are now written directly to the data store
• 57934f8 added the grep.app search API as a data source
• 8dc54c5 Removed the Twitter integration and associated dependencies
• 45a375a Removed all references to the ioutil deprecated package