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amass-intel

Discover domains and infrastructure for an organization

TLDR

Discover root domains for an organization

$ amass intel -org "[Company Name]"
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Find domains from ASN
$ amass intel -asn [AS12345]
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Reverse lookup by IP range
$ amass intel -cidr [192.168.1.0/24]
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Find domains from whois data
$ amass intel -whois -d [example.com]
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SYNOPSIS

amass intel [-org name] [-asn number] [-cidr range] [options]

DESCRIPTION

amass intel gathers intelligence to identify domains and infrastructure owned by an organization. It uses various techniques including ASN lookup, WHOIS analysis, certificate transparency, and reverse IP lookups.
This command is typically used at the beginning of reconnaissance to identify all root domains before detailed enumeration.

PARAMETERS

-org name

Organization name to research
-asn number
Autonomous System Number (can include AS prefix)
-cidr range
IP range in CIDR notation
-ip address
Single IP address
-whois
Perform reverse WHOIS lookups
-d domain
Domain for WHOIS lookup
-active
Enable active methods
-src
Show data sources
-o file
Output file
-config file
Configuration file

CONFIGURATION

~/.config/amass/config.ini

Amass configuration file defining data sources, API keys, and scope settings.

CAVEATS

Organization name matching is fuzzy; review results for accuracy. WHOIS data may be privacy-protected. ASN information may not cover all organizational assets.

HISTORY

amass intel was added to provide organizational-level reconnaissance capabilities, complementing the domain-focused enum command.

SEE ALSO

amass(1), amass-enum(1), whois(1)

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