subtake

Based on @haccer's subjack script for subdomain takeover recon.

Installation

Requires Go.

go get github.com/jakejarvis/subtake

Usage

Options

• -f to-check.txt is the path to your list of subdomains to check. One subdomain per line. Required.
• -t is the number of threads to use. (Default: 10)
• -a skips CNAME check and sends requests to every URL. (Default: false, but Highly recommended.)
• -timeout is the number seconds to wait before timing out a check (Default: 10).
• -o results.txt is a filename to output results to. If the file ends with .json, subtake will automatically switch to JSON format.
• -v enables verbose mode. Displays all checks including not vulnerable URLs.
• -c Path to file containing JSON fingerprint configuration. (Default: ./fingerprints.json)
• -ssl enforces HTTPS requests which may return a different set of results and increase accuracy.

Resources

sonar.sh can be used first to gather a list of CNAMEs collected by Rapid7/scan.io's Project Sonar. This list can then be passed into subtake to return subdomains not in use. sonar.sh is based off of scanio.sh.

fingerprints.json can be modified to add or remove hosted platforms to probe for. Many obscure platforms are included, and removing fingerprints for services that are uninteresting to you can speed up the scan.

If you plan on using a high number of threads to speed the process up, you may need to temporarily raise the ulimit of your shell:

ulimit -a          # show current limit (usually 1024)
ulimit -n 10000    # set waaaaay higher
ulimit -a          # check new limit

After generating a list of all vulnerable subdomains, you can use my collection of domains invoked in bug bounty programs to narrow down valuable targets and possibly get some ca$h monie$$$.

Examples

./sonar.sh 2018-10-27-1540655191 sonar_all_cnames.txt

subtake -f sonar_all_cnames.txt -t 50 -ssl -a -o vulnerable.txt

Subdomain Takeover Tips

• A great explanation of the risks of takeovers and steps to responsibly disclose takeovers to companies: https://0xpatrik.com/subdomain-takeover/
• A comprehensive list of what services are vulnerable (and the basis of fingerprints.json), and how to proceed once finding them: https://github.com/EdOverflow/can-i-take-over-xyz

Services Checked

• Amazon S3
• Amazon CloudFront (no longer vulnerable?)
• Microsoft Azure
• Heroku
• GitHub Pages
• Fastly
• Pantheon.io
• Shopify
• Tumblr
• WordPress.com
• Ghost
• Surge
• Statuspage
• Bitbucket Pages
• UserVoice
• Zendesk
• Brightcove
• Big Cartel
• Acquia
• ReadMe.io
• MaxCDN
• Apigee
• Smugmug

To-Do

• Integrate sonar.sh into the main Go script as an option instead of input file.
• All-in-one Docker image to automatically download the latest FDNS Project Sonar file and check for takeover possibilities.
• Have sonar.sh pull domains to check for from fingerprints.json, instead of hard-coding them.