PATHspider Effects List Resolver
Hellfire is a parallelised DNS resolver. It is written in Go and for the purpose of generating input lists to PATHspider, though may be useful for other applications.
Debian 10 or above:
$ apt install hellfire
Go:
$ go get pathspider.net/hellfire/cmd/hellfire
The following input formats are supported:
Extra metadata can be declared to Hellfire that will be present in the jobs when output. The output format is NDJSON (not yet implemented) using the native input schema for PATHspider.
As well as looking up the A and AAAA records for the domain directly, it is also possible to select indirect lookups for the addresses of the mail exchanger (not yet implemented) and the name server (not yet implemented).
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