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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[1.4.0] - 2026-06-12

Added

  • HTTP/HTTPS probing (subhunt/prober.py) — after enumeration, subhunt can now check which discovered subdomains are actually reachable. Each subdomain is probed over HTTPS first, then HTTP as a fallback. Results carry the final HTTP status code, final URL after redirects, and protocol used.
  • --probe flag — opt-in CLI flag to enable liveness probing after enumeration.
  • --probe-timeout SEC — per-request timeout for each probe attempt (default: 5 s).
  • --probe-workers N — number of parallel probe threads via ThreadPoolExecutor (default: 20), keeping probing fast even for large subdomain sets.
  • --alive-only flag — when combined with --probe, only alive subdomains are displayed and exported; dead ones are silently dropped.
  • [200] / [DEAD] badges in terminal output — each subdomain line now shows a colour-coded status badge when probing is enabled: green HTTP status code for alive hosts, red [DEAD] for unreachable ones.
  • Alive / Dead counts in scan summary — the summary block prints Alive and Dead counters when at least one subdomain was probed.
  • Enriched CSV export — with --probe, the CSV gains three extra columns: alive (bool), status_code (int), url (final URL after redirects).
  • Enriched JSON export — with --probe, the JSON payload includes a probe_results array with per-subdomain probing details.
  • ScanResult.probe_results — list of ProbeResult objects, accessible programmatically when using subhunt as a library.
  • ScanResult.alive_count / ScanResult.dead_count — computed properties derived from probe_results.
  • ScanConfig.probe, probe_timeout, probe_workers, alive_only — new library API fields to control probing behaviour programmatically.

Fixed

  • subhunt.cli:main registered as the proper pip entry point (fixes ModuleNotFoundError when running subhunt after pip install).

[1.3.0] - 2026-06-08

Added

  • RapidDNS source — scrapes rapiddns.io/subdomain/{domain}?full=1 and merges results with crt.sh and HackerTarget automatically.
  • --disable-rapiddns flag — opt-out of RapidDNS scraping.
  • 17 new tests in test_rapiddns.py covering parsing, error scenarios, rate limiting.

Changed

  • CLI summary: separate counts for HackerTarget and RapidDNS findings.
  • ScanConfig: new use_rapiddns: bool = True field.
  • ScanResult: new rapiddns_count field.
  • JSON export metadata: added rapiddns_results counter.

[1.2.0] - 2026-06-06

Changed

  • Project renamed crtsh-recon → subhunt across package, CLI command, setup.py, logger namespace, and documentation.

[1.1.0] - 2026-06-05

Added

  • HackerTarget integration (hackertarget_client.py) — merges results from api.hackertarget.com/hostsearch/.
  • crt.sh health check — CRTClient.health_check() auto-detects downtime and falls back to HackerTarget.
  • --disable-hackertarget flag.
  • 23 tests in test_hackertarget.py; test_scanner.py fully rewritten (27 tests).

Changed

  • scanner.py redesigned: health check → crt.sh → HackerTarget → merge → export.
  • ScanConfig: new use_hackertarget: bool = True field.

[1.0.0] - 2026-06-03

Added

  • Initial release — subdomain enumeration via crt.sh Certificate Transparency logs.
  • Modular architecture: client, parser, validator, exporter, scanner, display, logger.
  • CLI with argparse, TXT/JSON/CSV export, retry back-off, colorama spinner.
  • 117 unit tests, CI matrix (3 OS × 3 Python versions), 80% coverage gate, MIT license.

Unreleased

Planned

  • DNS resolution for discovered subdomains
  • PyPI release (pip install subhunt)