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I'm not sure if this is a bug or my own mistake. I tried this on Parrot OS with jq installed.
Tried both commands on three different domains, to find out if there is an equal address from those three domains. Unfortunately results are not as expected:
No bypass found;
Neither creates output file (this should?)
My input as follows...
$ bash waf.sh -d DOMAIN.BLA -o output
$ bash waf.sh -d DOMAIN.BLA -o /media/user/data/Scripts/wafbypass/output.txt
Output from terminal...
[-] 3 Domains collected...
[-] Scraping IP's from (sub)domains (100%)
[-] 24 IP's gathered from DNS history...
[-] Launching requests to origin servers...
[-] Waiting on replies from origin servers...
[-] No Bypass found!
I'm not sure if this is a bug or my own mistake. I tried this on Parrot OS with jq installed.
Tried both commands on three different domains, to find out if there is an equal address from those three domains. Unfortunately results are not as expected:
No bypass found;
Neither creates output file (this should?)
My input as follows...
$ bash waf.sh -d DOMAIN.BLA -o output
$ bash waf.sh -d DOMAIN.BLA -o /media/user/data/Scripts/wafbypass/output.txt
Output from terminal...
[-] 3 Domains collected...
[-] Scraping IP's from (sub)domains (100%)
[-] 24 IP's gathered from DNS history...
[-] Launching requests to origin servers...
[-] Waiting on replies from origin servers...
[-] No Bypass found!
$ locate output
returns nothing...
$ locate output.txt
returns nothing...
$ cd /media/user/data/Scripts/wafbypass/
$ ls
LICENSE README.md waf.sh
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