Welcome to the web application enumeration section.
And I'm calling this revisited because we've already covered a lot of the tools that we use for web
application enumeration.
We've covered things like why appetizer like Nick dough like der buster.
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And we've covered all these different tools that we can utilize.
And we've even covered a little bit of burp sweet especially when we got into the midcourse Capstone.
Right.
So we've talked about a lot but there's some things still that I've left out and I really want to add
those in.
So what this section is going to cover is mainly tools.
Actually all tools that utilize the go language and it's going to build off of each other.
So we're going to build a script.
We're going to automate this process in just a little mini script but I'm going to introduce you at
the end to my actual enumeration script that I use against clients that I use for bug bounties and that
I use pretty much daily.
So it's it's a nice little process and basically we're going to take from the start of finding subdomains
and we're going to instead of using subtlest organize a couple of tools find subdomains we're going
to make sure those subdomains are alive and we're going to look at taking screenshots of subdomains
that we find so that we have to navigate to those pages one by one instead we can just get a visual
enumeration pretty quickly.
So we're going to tie that all together in the last video when we actually talk about enumerating the
process.
You get to see what my script looks like and I'm going to provide it to you so that you can play around
with it utilize it however you want and make it your own.
So let's go ahead and move onto the first video and we're going to talk about installing go Lang.