Subdomain enumeration

[Aggelos11]

Hey why the output seems so weird ? I think it would only return subdomain names but actually it return ips and other weird stuff . Is there any way to make it return only subdomains like it used to in older versions ?

[Aggelos11]

No . I mean the output has changed a load since 3.23 edition . Could you maybe bring it back to its initial state where it used to just display the subdomains ? Στις Τετ 6 Νοε 2024 στις 2:05 μμ ο χρήστης Manuel Zhindon < ***@***.***> έγραψε:

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[Pumpkin-ito]

I encountered the same issue,Other than useful information,there is also some garbled text.

[Pumpkin-ito]

Sorry, I just realized that these are ANSI escape sequences.I have already dealt with them using Powershell script, which allows me to view the useful information in CodeEdit.
不好意思，我想我才意识到这是ansi转义字符，我已经使用powershell处理好它们了，以便我能使用文本编辑器查看有用的信息

The script below is how I processed them with PowerShell. Maybe it can help sombody！
下面的脚本是我如何使用powershell处理它们的，希望有人用的上

# Define the file path
$filePath = "Path to the input file"

# Read the file content. Note: Adjust the encoding format based on your file's encoding.
$fileContent = Get-Content -Path $filePath -Encoding utf8

# Define a regex pattern to match ANSI escape sequences like "\u001b[(number)m"
$pattern = "�[[0-9;]*m"

# Process the content and remove the matching ANSI escape sequences
$cleanedContent = foreach ($line in $fileContent) {
    $line -replace $pattern, ""
}

# Output the cleaned content to a new file (or overwrite the original file if desired)
$cleanedFilePath = "Path to the output file"
$cleanedContent | Set-Content -Path $cleanedFilePath -Encoding utf8

Write-Output "The content has been cleaned and saved to $cleanedFilePath."

# This script demonstrates how I used PowerShell to remove ANSI escape sequences from text files.
# I hope it helps others who encounter similar issues!

This is how it looks after processing.