SUBway

vhost lookups as simple as supply a list of domains and the IP.

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subway -h example.com -w subdomains.txt -v -ip 127.0.0.1
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   ______  _____                  
  / __/ / / / _ )_    _____ ___ __
 _\ \/ /_/ / _  | |/|/ / _ '/ // /
/___/\____/____/|__,__/\_,_/\_, / 
                           /___/  
====================================

host: example.com
wordlist: subdomains.txt
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www.example.com
wild.example.com
mail.example.com
server.example.com
dev1.example.com
100:100
done

Includes features to filter out reponses of certain length or filter out reponse codes.

Gissue

Gissue is a CLI program for managing your Github issues for your project in the command line. It allows you to view all issues in a project and create new issues all without leaving your comfy terminal session.

Shell-Search

I think I spend more time reading Stackoverflow than I do writing code in my text editor. When I’m working I always have three things open - VScode, a web browser and a terminal. I write my code go to my terminal run it and if an error pops up I am unfamilar with to my web browser I go in the hopes of finding a stackoverflow question that fufills my needs. The annoying part of all this, I have to tab over to my browser open another tab, you can’t have too many tabs open, and enter my query. I wanted to streamline this ever so dedious process. I had recently been learning a bit of Javascript and thought I would have ago and writing a command line program that I can type my query into hit enter the browser googles that query for me and makes it my active window.

Shell-search is easy to use. Install it (instructions are on the github) and issue a search with

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search <query here>