SubHunterX: The Automation Framework for Ultimate Bug Bounty Hunting
SubHunterX is a powerful bug bounty automation framework designed to silently map attack surfaces and uncover critical vulnerabilities. By combining military-grade reconnaissance techniques with intelligent automation, SubHunterX gives security professionals the edge in identifying security weaknesses before they can be exploited by malicious actors.
Features
- Stealth Subdomain Enumeration: Uncover hidden assets with minimal footprint
- Parallel Processing Engine: Lightning-fast execution for time-sensitive operations
- Real-time Target Validation: Immediate verification of discovered assets
- Advanced Fingerprinting: Identify technologies and potential attack vectors
- API Infiltration: Automatically detect and analyze API endpoints
- Aggressive Content Discovery: Thorough directory and file enumeration
- Vulnerability Pattern Recognition: Pre-configured detection for common security issues
- Network Topology Mapping: Complete DNS resolution and IP correlation
- Operational Security Logging: Detailed activity tracking with OPSEC considerations
Core Arsenal
| Category | Tools |
|---|---|
| Subdomain Discovery | Amass, Subfinder, Findomain, Assetfinder, Sublist3r, Chaos |
| DNS Operations | ShuffleDNS, Massdns, DNSx |
| Web Analysis | HTTPx, Katana, Waybackurls, GAU, Gobuster, FFuf |
| Pattern Matching | GF |
Capability Details
Subdomain Enumeration
- Active Reconnaissance: In-depth enumeration with Amass
- Passive Intelligence: Data aggregation via Subfinder, Findomain, Assetfinder, Sublist3r
- Brute Force Discovery: Dictionary-based detection with Gobuster
- Private Programs: Additional sources through Chaos API
DNS Infrastructure Analysis
- High-performance resolution via ShuffleDNS and Massdns
- Live validation using HTTPx
- Comprehensive IP mapping with DNSx
Web Asset Discovery
- Deep Crawling: Thorough application mapping with Katana
- API Detection: Automatic identification of endpoints
- Content Discovery: Systematic enumeration with FFuf
- Historical Analysis: Archive data via Waybackurls and GAU
Vulnerability Detection
Pattern matching for critical issues:
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- SQL Injection
- Local/Remote File Inclusion
- Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
- Open Redirects
