Practical Scan Usage Cheatshet - Ready to use workflow has been heavily tested in real world target.¶

You can slowdown or speedup the scan by provide a --tactic or --threads-hole command line flag?

By default the threads hold for the workflow will equals of your number of CPUs, but you can change it by using --threads-hold=20. You can also use --tactic=gently flag to slowdown or the --tactic=aggressive speedup the scan.

To avoid encountering errors, it is important to ensure that the scan is executed using the correct input format.

Default workflow sthat come with Osmedeus Premium Package are:

Input Type	Flow Name	Description	Example Commands
single tld (e.g: `example.com`)	general (default)	run normal routine	`osmedeus scan -f general -t example.com`
	extensive	run extensive routine with more in-depth module	`osmedeus scan -f extensive -t example.com`
	vuln	run fast routine with vuln scan	`osmedeus scan -f vuln -t example.com`
	fast	run fast routine for summary data	`osmedeus scan -f fast -t example.com`
	subdomain-enum	Running subdomain enumeration and dns resolving only	`osmedeus scan -f subdomain-enum -t example.com`
	extensive-vuln	run extensive vuln scan	`osmedeus scan -f extensive-vuln -t example.com`

a file contains a list of domains (line format: `example.com` or `sub.example.com`)	domains	run normal routine but without subdomain scan	`osmedeus scan -f domains -t list-of-domains.txt`
	vuln-and-dirb	directly run on vuln scan and directory scan on list of domains	`osmedeus scan -f vuln-and-dirb -t list-of-http.txt`

A file contains a list of URL	urls	Scanning for List of Domains, URLs or IP Address	`osmedeus scan -f urls -t list-of-urls.txt`

A file contains a list of CIDR or a single CIDR	cidr	Scan for CIDR File	`osmedeus scan -f cidr -t /tmp/list_of_cidrs.txt`
	quick-cidr	Scan for CIDR File but focus on common HTTP Ports	`osmedeus scan -f quick-cidr -t 1.2.3.4/24` or `osmedeus scan -f quick-cidr -t list-of-cidr.txt`

What is it running behind the scene?¶