A powerful Go-based subdomain enumeration tool that leverages SecurityTrails website data via cookie authentication. Bypass API limitations and retrieve up to 10,000+ subdomains instead of the free tier's 2,000 limit.

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• ✅ Bypass API limitations (Get 10k+ subdomains instead of 2k)
• ✅ Cookie-based authentication (No API key required)
• ✅ Flexible input: single domain, file list, or stdin
• ✅ Configurable rate limiting (Adjust delay and max pages)
• ✅ Smart error detection (Intelligent cookie expiration handling)
• ✅ Multiple modes: silent, verbose, and normal
• ✅ Bug bounty ready (Easy integration with other tools)

• Go 1.21 or higher
• Active SecurityTrails account (free tier works)
• Valid SecurityTrails session cookie

go install github.com/youseefhamdi/Fastrails@latest

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/youseefhamdi/Fastrails.git
cd Fastrails
# Build the binary
go build -o fastrails
# (Optional) Move to PATH
sudo mv fastrails /usr/local/bin/

# Download and build in one go
git clone https://github.com/youseefhamdi/Fastrails.git
cd Fastrails
go mod download
go build -o fastrails
./fastrails --version

IMPORTANT: You must be logged into SecurityTrails for this to work!

1. Login to SecurityTrails at https://securitytrails.com
2. Navigate to any subdomain listing page:

   https://securitytrails.com/list/apex_domain/example.com?page=1
   

3. Open Developer Tools (F12 or Right-click → Inspect)
4. Go to Network tab and refresh the page (F5)
5. Find a request to securitytrails.com
6. Right-click the request → Copy → Copy as cURL (bash)
7. Save the complete cURL command to cookie.txt

curl 'https://securitytrails.com/list/apex_domain/tesla.com?page=1' -H 'accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml' -H 'accept-language: en-US,en;q=0.9' -H 'user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36' -b 'session_id=your_session_here; other_cookies=values_here'

The tool will automatically extract the User-Agent and Cookie from this file.

Single domain:

fastrails -d tesla.com

From stdin:

echo "tesla.com" | fastrails

From file:

fastrails -l domains.txt

Using custom cookie file:

fastrails -d apple.com -c my_cookies.txt

Increase max pages:

fastrails -d example.com --max-pages 200

Change request delay:

fastrails -d example.com --delay 5s

Silent mode (no banner):

fastrails -d example.com --silent

Verbose mode (debugging):

fastrails -d example.com --verbose

Save output to file:

fastrails -d tesla.com > subdomains.txt

Multiple domains in batch:

cat targets.txt | fastrails --silent > all_subdomains.txt

Usage of Fastrails:
 -c, --cookiefile string File containing cURL command with cookies (default "cookie.txt")
 -d, --domain string Single domain to process
 -l, --list string File containing list of domains
 -m, --max-pages int Maximum number of pages to scrape (default 100)
 --delay duration Delay between requests (default 3400ms)
 --silent Silent mode (no banner)
 --verbose Enable verbose output for debugging
 --version Print version and exit

With httpx (check live subdomains):

fastrails -d example.com | httpx -silent

With nuclei (vulnerability scanning):

fastrails -d example.com | httpx -silent | nuclei -t cves/

With subfinder (combine results):

subfinder -d example.com -silent > subs1.txt
fastrails -d example.com --silent > subs2.txt
cat subs1.txt subs2.txt | sort -u > all_subdomains.txt

With dnsx (DNS validation):

fastrails -d example.com | dnsx -silent

Complete recon pipeline:

# Step 1: Enumerate subdomains
fastrails -d target.com --silent > subdomains.txt
# Step 2: Check which are alive
cat subdomains.txt | httpx -silent -o alive.txt
# Step 3: Take screenshots
cat alive.txt | aquatone
# Step 4: Run vulnerability scan
cat alive.txt | nuclei -t vulnerabilities/

Issue: "Cookie expired"
→ Refresh your session cookie from SecurityTrails.
→ Make sure you’re logged in when copying the cURL command.

Issue: "User-Agent not found" or "Cookie not found"
→ Ensure your cookie file contains the complete cURL command including both -H 'user-agent: ...' and -b '...' or --cookie '...'.

Issue: Fewer results than expected
→ Increase --max-pages (default 100). Try up to 500.

Issue: Rate limiting or blocking
→ Increase --delay to 5s or 10s to avoid throttling.

Issue: "Error opening cookie file"
→ Ensure cookie.txt exists in the current directory or provide a path: -c /path/to/cookie.txt

1. Extracts session cookie and User-Agent from cURL
2. Sends authenticated HTTPS requests to SecurityTrails
3. Parses HTML with regex to find subdomains
4. Goes through multiple pages automatically
5. Detects cookie expiration vs. empty results
6. Prints results directly to stdout

• Requires a valid SecurityTrails account (free tier fine)
• Cookies expire regularly (refresh required)
• Subject to SecurityTrails’ rate limits
• Output limited to data available on SecurityTrails
• Operates only over HTTPS

• For authorized security research and education only
• Respect SecurityTrails’ Terms of Service
• Always get permission before testing
• Use responsibly and avoid excessive scraping
• Never share your personal cookies

• Fixed import path mismatch (compilation error)
• Fixed package declaration issues
• Corrected repository URLs
• Improved cookie expiration detection
• Added configurable --max-pages flag
• Added configurable --delay flag
• Updated to valid Go 1.21 version
• Consistent naming throughout the project

Example 1: Basic enumeration

$ fastrails -d tesla.com
[www.tesla.com](https://www.tesla.com)
shop.tesla.com
service.tesla.com
auth.tesla.com

Example 2: Large domain with custom settings

$ fastrails -d microsoft.com --max-pages 300 --delay 2s --verbose
Processing domain: microsoft.com
Successfully extracted user-agent and cookie
Processing page 1...
Processing page 2...
...

Example 3: Batch processing

$ cat targets.txt
tesla.com
apple.com
google.com
$ cat targets.txt | fastrails --silent
[www.tesla.com](https://www.tesla.com)
shop.tesla.com
support.apple.com
mail.google.com

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1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

MIT License - See LICENSE

youseefhamdi
GitHub: @youseefhamdi

⭐ If you find this tool useful, please star the repository!

🐛 Happy Bug Hunting! 🔍