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Usage

Run tldsearcher -h for the help menu.

You will see all the available commands.

At a minimum, you must supply a target with the [-t / --target] or a file with the [-tF / --targetFile] commands. The target/s you provide should be domains only. (This remain the same as the underlying requests TLDSearcher makes relies on hostnames, not IP addresses.)

Specifying a Target Domain

you can specify any target you want. You only need to specify the second-level domain name - not IP addresses or FQDNs. See my wiki page on domains for more information.

For example

google

The target will not be scanned if it contains a .

Selecting TLDs to Scan

By default, the programm will scan ALL top-level domains. This will take a lot of time!

If you have already started a scan, you can use the -dc flag to continue scanning from that domain; saving time.

For example

`-t google -dc .info

The above command will resume scanning all domains, starting with .info.