Scanning a specific subdomain under another subdomain without other domains.

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Stay23

08 Nov, 2018 12:12 PM

Hi,

I'm having a bit of trouble getting Arachni to start for a very specific scope, and couldn't find any other discussions that may point me in the right direction (this was the only thing getting close to this situation: http://support.arachni-scanner.com/discussions/questions/14491-scan...).

The domains are:

sub1.subA.domain.tld sub2.subA.domain.tld

Now I would like for the crawler to go through sub1.subA.domain.tld, while not crawling either sub2, subA or the domain itself.

The command I was using is:

arachni --output-verbose --http-request-concurrency=50 --browser-cluster-poolsize=30 --audit-links --audit-forms --audit-headers --report-save-path="/root/Desktop/" --snapshot-save-path="/root/Desktop/" --scope-extend-path="/root/Desktop/scope.txt" https://sub1.subA.domain.tld

But this makes Arachni hang on the 'BrwoserCluster: Initializing 30 browsers..' and when aborting shows no requests have been send.
I've also tried using the sub1.subA.domain.tld as target (without the --scope-extend-path) and tried to use the --scope-include-pattern (with "^https://sub1.subA.domain.tld" while using "subA.domain.tld" and "domain.tld" as target), but can't get it to work.

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