Web Enumeration

The Web Enumeration Tool maps an organization's external web surface by discovering reachable hosts, subdomains, and endpoints. It accepts a target domain, optional wordlists, crawl depth, and scope controls. It performs DNS lookups, HTTP/HTTPS probing, sitemap and robots.txt analysis, and passive fingerprinting to assemble an inventory of assets reachable from the public internet. The tool is designed for security teams, site reliability engineers, and operations staff who need a comprehensive but non-intrusive view of what exists on the web surface.
Core logic uses a modular pipeline: DNS resolution, subdomain enumeration via DNS and HTTP-based discovery, URL harvesting through crawl guided by a wordlist, and endpoint probing with optional HEAD/GET requests. Outputs are normalized into a unified asset inventory with type, URL, response time, and status. Advanced options let you tune concurrency, rate limits, and timeout values, enable proxies, and include authenticated endpoints if you supply credentials. The tool deduplicates results and groups findings by domain, subdomain, and path.
Typical use cases include inventory before pen tests, risk assessments, and compliance audits. It helps identify blind spots from misconfigurations and outdated third-party assets. Unique differentiators include structured export formats, IDN support, and robust handling of edge cases like rate limiting and transient DNS failures. Outputs support automated pipelines and SIEM ingestion. Use cases: map subdomains for external attack surface reviews, enumerate public endpoints, and export a reconciled asset list for remediation planning.