v1.0.0
Subprober v1.0.0 Release
We are excited to announce the release of Subprober v1.0.0! This version brings several new features and improvements, making subdomain scanning even more efficient and user-friendly.
Changelog
New Features
- Added concurrent feature to speed up subdomain scanning.
- Users can define their preferred concurrency level for optimal scanning speed.
- Cross-platform support with a Linux binary file for easy execution in any Linux terminal.
- Users on Windows and macOS can run the Python script directly.
Usage Enhancements
- Added
-c
or--concurrency
option to specify the concurrency level. - Introduced
-v
or--verbose
option to print detailed output during scanning. - Included
-o
or--output
option to save the output to a file.
Bug Fixes
- Resolved issues related to scanning performance and accuracy.
Installation
To install Subprober v1.0.0, follow the instructions provided in the README.md of the Subprober GitHub repository.
How to Use
The new version allows users to enjoy faster and more reliable subdomain scanning. Here are some example commands for using Subprober v1.0.0:
-
Check status codes for a list of subdomains in
subdomains.txt
with 20 concurrent requests and save the output toresults.txt
:subprober -f subdomains.txt -c 20 -o results.txt
-
Use the default concurrency level (10) to check status codes and print verbose output:
subprober -f subdomains.txt -v
Get Involved
We appreciate the support and feedback from our users. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to create an issue on the Subprober GitHub repository. We look forward to your contributions and ideas to make Subprober even better!
Happy scanning with Subprober v1.0.0! 🚀