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## crt.sh | ||
### Updated Documentation for crt.sh v2.0 | ||
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This bash script makes it easy to quickly save and parse the output from https://crt.sh website. | ||
to be sent to tools like httpx! | ||
The **v2.0** version of the script, now named `crt_v2.sh`, introduces significant improvements in performance, reliability, and documentation. Below are the updated instructions for setting up and using both the original script `crt.sh` and the new `crt_v2.sh`: | ||
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Usage is pretty simple : | ||
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![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az7rb/crt.sh/main/Screenshot/Screenshot_Help.png) | ||
## crt.sh and crt_v2.sh | ||
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Step 1: | ||
``` | ||
git clone https://github.com/az7rb/crt.sh.git && cd crt.sh/ && chmod +x crt.sh | ||
``` | ||
Step 2: | ||
These bash scripts are designed to simplify saving and parsing output from the [crt.sh](https://crt.sh) website, allowing for easy integration with tools like `httpx` for further analysis. | ||
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### Usage Overview | ||
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**crt.sh**: The original version of the script with basic functionality. | ||
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**crt_v2.sh**: The enhanced version (v2.0) with improved performance, better error handling, and comprehensive documentation. | ||
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### Installation and Setup | ||
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#### Step 1: Clone the Repository and Set Permissions | ||
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To install the scripts, clone the repository from GitHub and set the appropriate execution permissions. | ||
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```bash | ||
git clone https://github.com/az7rb/crt.sh.git && cd crt.sh/ | ||
chmod +x crt.sh crt_v2.sh | ||
``` | ||
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#### Step 2: Display Help and Options | ||
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To view the usage options and get started with either script: | ||
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For the original script: | ||
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```bash | ||
./crt.sh -h | ||
``` | ||
Example : | ||
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For the updated script: | ||
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```bash | ||
./crt_v2.sh -h | ||
``` | ||
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### Example Usage | ||
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**Original Script**: | ||
```bash | ||
./crt.sh -d hackerone.com | httpx | ||
``` | ||
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This will write all of the enumerated subdomains to the specified output file and will be ready to be passed to other tools. | ||
**Updated Script (v2.0)**: | ||
```bash | ||
./crt_v2.sh -d hackerone.com | httpx | ||
``` | ||
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Both commands will enumerate subdomains for `hackerone.com` and output them in a format ready to be piped into other tools like `httpx`. | ||
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### Notes: | ||
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- **crt_v2.sh** is the recommended version due to its enhanced features and reliability. | ||
- **Output**: Both scripts will save the enumerated subdomains to a specified output file, making the data ready for further processing or use with other tools. | ||
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### Screenshot | ||
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For a quick visual guide, refer to the screenshot below: | ||
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![Help Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az7rb/crt.sh/main/Screenshot/Screenshot_Help.png) | ||
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### Additional Resources | ||
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Don't forget to visit [BugBountyzip](https://github.com/BugBountyzip) for more tools and resources. | ||
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Happy hunting! 🎯 | ||
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Don't forget to visit [BugBountyzip](https://github.com/BugBountyzip) | ||
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Happy hunting! | ||
This documentation provides clear instructions on using both versions of the script, ensuring that users can easily set up and switch between the original and the new enhanced version. |